Wish

Front

What was the plan to trap Wishbone?

Back

The plan was to make a cage, cover it in leaves and sticks, and put scraps of food inside.

Front

What does Wishbone really like to eat?

Back

Wishbone really likes to eat Martha's meatloaf.

Front

Who is Charlie's new teacher?

Back

Charlie's new teacher is Mrs. Willibey.

Front

Why did Charlie get sent home the first day of kindergarten?

Back

Charlie got sent home for poking someone with a pencil.

Front

Why did Charlie get angry and yell at Howard?

Back

Charlie got angry because she was giving up on catching Wishbone, and Howard told her not to be a quitter and not to be a baby.

Front

What is the significance of Wishbone in the story?

Back

Wishbone serves as a central character that influences the actions and emotions of other characters, particularly Charlie.

Front

How does Charlie's behavior reflect his feelings about school?

Back

Charlie’s behavior, such as getting sent home for poking someone, reflects his struggles with adapting to the school environment.

Front

What lesson can be learned from Charlie's experience with Howard?

Back

The lesson is about perseverance and not giving up, even when faced with challenges.

Front

What role does food play in the relationship between Wishbone and the characters?

Back

Food, like Martha's meatloaf, serves as a motivator for Wishbone and highlights the bond between him and the characters.

Front

How does the setting influence the events in the story?

Back

The setting, particularly the school and home environment, influences the characters' interactions and the challenges they face.