Crenshaw Chapters 18 - 34

Front

What must happen for imaginary friends to show up, according to Crenshaw?

Back

They have to be invited.

Front

What was Robin's biggest concern about living in a minivan?

Back

Where she'd go to the bathroom.

Front

How did Robin respond when Jackson asked if she had ever had an imaginary friend?

Back

No, she has not had an imaginary friend.

Front

Where did Jackson decide to sleep when he was getting kicked by Robin in the car?

Back

In a cardboard box.

Front

What problem does Jackson associate with living in a car?

Back

Feet problems.

Front

What is the significance of imaginary friends in the context of childhood?

Back

Imaginary friends can represent a child's need for companionship and creativity.

Front

How does living in a minivan affect a family's daily life?

Back

It can create challenges related to privacy, hygiene, and comfort.

Front

What role does imagination play in childhood development?

Back

Imagination helps children explore their thoughts, feelings, and social interactions.

Front

What are some common reasons children create imaginary friends?

Back

Loneliness, desire for companionship, or coping with changes.

Front

How can the presence of an imaginary friend impact a child's social skills?

Back

It can enhance social skills by providing a safe space for practicing interactions.