Across
- 3. The small house where the family lives.
- 5. A vehicle pulled by animals on the frontier.
- 6. The wild animal that attacks Little Arliss.
- 10. A young female cow on the family’s farm.
- 15. The place where the family works and lives.
- 16. The mixture Mama uses to treat Travis’s wound.
- 17. What Mama uses to close Travis’s deep cut.
- 21. The deadly disease spread by animal bites.
- 22. The place in the cabin used for warmth and cooking.
- 23. Something used to tie up Old Yeller and Jumper.
- 25. A small stream near the family’s home.
- 26. Farm animals raised by the family.
- 28. The main character who learns responsibility.
- 29. The injury Travis receives on his leg.
- 31. The dangerous animal that badly injures Travis.
Down
- 1. The father who leaves on the cattle drive.
- 2. The sickness spread by infected animals.
- 3. The crop the family gathers from the field.
- 4. The bravery Travis shows during difficult times.
- 7. Travis’s younger brother who loves animals.
- 8. A sharp tool used for protection and work.
- 9. The mother who cares for the family and treats Travis’s injury.
- 10. To search for animals for food or protection.
- 11. Something the family uses for cooking and protection.
- 12. The family’s milk cow protected by Old Yeller.
- 13. The mule that keeps escaping over the fence.
- 14. Birds that circle over dead animals.
- 16. The young dog Old Yeller brings home.
- 18. An animal used for riding and work.
- 19. The barrier Jumper keeps jumping over.
- 20. How Travis feels while recovering from his injury.
- 22. The wild Texas setting of the story.
- 24. The strong animal used for work on the frontier.
- 27. The girl who helps Mama while Travis heals.
- 29. A wild animal that threatens livestock.
- 30. The animal that becomes Travis’s companion.