Anything Is Possible

What is the playground called?

• Heritage Elementary School Playground

• Melody's Garden

• Park

• Playground for All

What is a barrier according to this passage?

• all are included

• a wall for the students to climb over

• things that block the way or prevent movement

• able to be used

What is the article mainly about?

• How long it takes to build a playground

• How a girl helped make her school playground more inclusive

• Why some people have disabilities

• How to play a musical instrument

Which word best describes Melody Day, based on the article?

• determined

• fearful

• confused

• angry

Which detail supports the idea that Melody wants to help all kids?

• “That would leave Melody all alone.”

• “....Melody’s dream finally became a reality.”

• “Her classmates donated their allowances.”

• “She didn’t want to change things only for kids with CP.”

In “What Melody Wants You to Know,” Melody suggests _____?

• Going with the crowd

• Raising money

• Getting to know people

• Playing music

What makes Melody's Garden accessible to her?

• the gravel going to the playground

• the slide

• the swings

• the giant xylophone students can play

How did Melody raise money for an inclusive playground?

• the school donated money

• her grandparents donated money

• a GoFundMe page and fund-raisers

• her parents

What does accessible mean?

• able to be used

• hard to use

• can't be used

• not available for use

Why did Melody want a playground she could use?

• She was bored with the other things at recess

• She didn't like the slide

• She couldn't do anything at recess, but watch her friends play

• People were mean to her