Sara's Journey in Sports and Aiden's Adventure

How did Sara feel about playing sports at the beginning of the story?

• She felt confident and strong.

• She felt a little awkward and unsure.

• She felt excited and happy.

What happened to Sara during the basketball game that made her feel embarrassed?

• She forgot the rules of the game.

• She tripped over the ball and fell.

• She scored a goal for the other team.

What thoughts were troubling Sara after she fell in front of her classmates?

• She thought her friends would stop talking to her.

• She thought she was great at sports.

• She thought she might never be good at sports.

What important decisions did Sara make to help her feel better about her skills?

• She decided to practice a little each day and stop comparing herself to others.

• She decided to quit playing sports altogether.

• She decided to play video games instead of practicing sports.

How did practicing daily help Sara become more confident?

• She realized that improvement comes from hard work and not perfection.

• She became the fastest runner on her team.

• She didn't improve, but her friends stopped noticing her mistakes.

How did Sara's friends support her after the basketball incident?

• They ignored her and didn't say anything.

• They cheered her on and helped her feel comfortable trying again.

• They told her to stop playing basketball because it was too hard.

What does it mean that Sara was 'relying' on her friends? How did this make her feel?

• She could trust them to support her, and it made her feel more comfortable.

• She was upset because they didn't help her.

• She felt like her friends were making fun of her.

How did Sara's attitude change after she made her resolutions?

• She felt more confident and stopped worrying about being perfect.

• She gave up on practicing because it was too difficult.

• She stopped talking to her friends about her struggles.

What did Sara realize about the importance of practice and persistence?

• She learned that hard work helps you improve over time.

• She realized that practice doesn't help and that natural talent is more important.

• She discovered that no one else needed to practice.

By the end of the story, how did Sara's feelings about herself and sports change?

• She felt worse than before.

• She felt more confident and comfortable.

• She decided sports were not for her.