Schools Around the World Comprehension

How do the headings in the story help the reader?

• They tell what is in each picture.

• They tell what each section is about.

• They tell what the whole story is about.

How do the captions in the story help the reader?

• They tell what is in each picture.

• They tell what each section is about.

• They tell what the whole story is about.

Where can you find extra information about schools in this story?

• In the glossary at the back of the reading book.

• In the Amazing School Facts boxes.

• In the headings on each page.

Why do all children go to school?

• To eat lunch

• To go on class trips

• To learn

Which of these did we learn in the "Getting to School section?

• Some students wear uniforms to school.

• Some students serve lunch to each other.

• Some students ride bikes to school.

Which section in the story told about uniforms?

• School Clothing

• The School Day

• Learning to Read and Write

In what section did we learn that some kids take care of the schoolyard?

• Home Schooling

• School Chores

• Other Lessons

Which of these did we learn about in the "Special Schools" section?

• Schools for blind people

• Different kinds of school buildings

• Kids taking class trips

What was the section "School and Work" about?

• Adults who work and go to school

• Teacher who have second jobs

• Kids who work as performers, but also study school subjects

Why do some adults go to school?

• They forget things they learned as kids.

• They want to wear uniforms.

• They want to learn new things, like new languages or how to do certain jobs.