A Pet for Calvin

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What is the main problem Calvin faces at the beginning of the story?

Back

Calvin feels like the only kid in his class without a pet.

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What does Calvin plan to do with his worm at the end of the story?

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Calvin plans to bring his worm to school one day.

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What are sensory receptors and what do they help worms do?

Back

Sensory receptors help worms feel their environment.

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How can Calvin recognize his worm?

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Calvin recognizes his worm by a black mark on it.

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How is Calvin's grandmother described in the story?

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Calvin's grandmother is described as funny.

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What is the significance of having a pet for children like Calvin?

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Having a pet can provide companionship and a sense of belonging.

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Front

What type of pet does Calvin have?

Back

Calvin has a worm.

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Why might Calvin feel embarrassed about not having a pet?

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Calvin might feel embarrassed because he believes it makes him different from his peers.

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What are some common pets children might have?

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Common pets include dogs, cats, fish, hamsters, and birds.

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What role do pets play in a child's development?

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Pets can teach responsibility, empathy, and social skills.

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