The Grandpa and the Jar of Honey

What did the grandpa do with the jar of honey?

• He put it away for later.

• He held it up for the family to see and drizzled honey on a book cover.

• He gave it to the little girl to hold.

• He used it to make a dessert.

How old was the little girl?

• Three years old.

• Four years old.

• Five years old.

• Six years old.

What did the family compare knowledge to?

• A jar of honey.

• A sweet dessert.

• A bee making honey.

• A book of stories.

What was the little girl finally going to learn to do?

• Write her name.

• Read.

• Cook.

• Sing.

Who read to Trisha every night?

• Her brother

• Her schoolteacher mother

• Her grandfather

• Her kindergarten teacher

What did Trisha's brother do with his books?

• He kept them at school

• He sold them

• He shared them with Trisha

• He lost them

Where did Trisha's grandfather or grandmother read to her?

• At the school

• By the stone fireplace

• In the kindergarten

• At the library

What was Trisha able to do well at school?

• Read

• Write

• Draw

• Sing

What did Trisha's brother say she would learn to do in first grade?

• Write

• Read

• Draw

• Sing

What did Trisha see when she looked at a page in the book "Our Neighborhood"?

• Clear words and sentences

• Wiggling shapes

• Pictures and illustrations

• The same things as the other kids