one of the old ones..that people would put in their pockets.

at one point in the story, Scout finds one of these in a knot in a tree, she keeps it a secret.

I COULD be wrong about this though…so she also find soap sculprtures of her and her brother, this owuld be harder to make, but I know for sure that she finds these in the tree.

I hope this helped!

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you could try and make a tire, there is one point in the story where Jem Scout and Dill find a big truck tire, and sit in it, and roll down the hill, on Scout’s turn, she goes all the way to Boo’s front door, she screams, and runs, along with Jem and Dill.

A maple syrup pitcher. One of the Cunninghams comes to Scout’s house for dinner, and pours maple syrup all over his food. Scout finds it strange and starts to make fun of him. This is a very large part in the book, because it represents how small things can make a huge difference and segregate one social class from another.

make a paper sack with a bottle of “rum” in it. Inside the bottle, there is actually coke, Bob Ewell pretends to be a drunk, because he enjoys spending time with “******” and people would think he was crazy. But because he pretends to be drunk, they dismiss it as an act of intoxication.

And don’t use an excuse as being sick one day not to do your homework.