Look Both Ways Book 10 The Broom Dog

Front

What is the significance of Canton's 'broom' in the story?

Back

Canton keeps his 'broom' for a year, symbolizing his attachment to memories and experiences.

Front

Which LOOK BOTH WAYS story features the kid saved by Ms. Post?

Back

The kid saved by Ms. Post is featured in 'Five things Easier to do than Simeon's and Kenzi's secret handshake'.

Front

True or False: Canton's mother was hurt saving Kenzi.

Back

True.

Front

True or False: Canton's mother was hurt saving Simeon.

Back

False.

Front

What is Canton's mother's occupation?

Back

Canton's mother is a Crossing Guard.

Front

What does a Crossing Guard do?

Back

A Crossing Guard helps children safely cross the street, ensuring their safety while walking to and from school.

Front

How does Canton's relationship with his mother influence his actions?

Back

Canton's relationship with his mother, who is a Crossing Guard, shows the importance of safety and care in his life.

Front

What themes are explored in 'Look Both Ways'?

Back

Themes include friendship, safety, community, and the challenges of growing up.

Front

What role does Ms. Post play in the story?

Back

Ms. Post is a character who saves a child, highlighting the theme of heroism in everyday life.

Front

How does the story address the concept of community?

Back

The story illustrates how community members, like Canton's mother and Ms. Post, work together to ensure the safety of children.