FRINDLE Chapter 1

Front

What caused the 3rd grade trip to the South Seas to end suddenly?

Back

The kids tracked sand into the hallway, and the maintenance man complained to the principal. When the principal investigated, she did not like what was going on in the classroom.

Front

Why might Miss Deaver have let the class get out of control?

Back

She is a new teacher, and maybe she didn’t understand. She wanted to please her students and let them have a good time.

Front

What did Nick learn about birds that led to the peeping sounds?

Back

Red-winged blackbirds give off high-pitched chirps when danger is near. Because of the way the sound travels, the hunter birds can’t tell where the chirp is coming from.

Front

Who is Mrs. Avery?

Back

Nick's 4th grade teacher.

Front

What is the name of Nick’s school?

Back

Lincoln Elementary.

Front

What is the significance of the South Seas trip in the story?

Back

It highlights the classroom dynamics and the challenges faced by the new teacher.

Front

How does Miss Deaver's inexperience affect her teaching?

Back

Her inexperience may lead to a lack of control in the classroom and difficulty in managing student behavior.

Front

What role do the sounds made by birds play in the story?

Back

They serve as a connection to nature and illustrate Nick's curiosity about the environment.

Front

What can be inferred about Nick's character from his actions in class?

Back

Nick is curious and enjoys exploring, but he may also test boundaries.

Front

How does the principal's reaction to the classroom situation impact the story?

Back

It sets the tone for the authority figures in the school and their expectations for behavior.