How to Eat Guava

What happens in the first paragraph?

• The narrator eats a guava.

• The narrator remembers living in Puerto Rico

• The narrator picks up a guava while shopping.

What happens in the second paragraph?

• The narrator leave the guava and walks to the apples.

• The narrator picks up the guava while shopping

• The narrator eats the guava

• The narrator describes the guava

Is the guava at the Shop & Save the first guava the narrator has ever seen?

• Yes

• No

• I don't know

What happens in the third paragraph?

• The narrator leave the guava and walks to the apples.

• The narrator picks up the guava while shopping

• The narrator describes eating the guava

Based on what she says, do you think the narrator is experienced at eating guavas? Why?

• Yes. She knows the best way to eat one, which she describes as “tricky.”

• No. This is her first time

What happens in the fourth paragraph?

• The narrator leave the guava and walks to the apples.

• The narrator picks up the guava while shopping

• The narrator describes eating the guava

• The narrator describes how rain is important to guavas.

Is a rainy year a good year for guavas? How do you know?

• No, then they get too much water and won't grow

• Yes. It says when it has been rainy the guavas are large and juicy. It also says the bushes are “laden” (or heavy).

How does the author feel about eating guavas?

• She thinks they are gross.

• She really enjoys them.

• She is still deciding.

What words does the author use to describe eating a green guava? (Look in your text)

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When does this story take place?

• Past

• Present

• Future