Watsons Ch 9 part 1

TEACHERS, check this hack for scoring open-ended questions during a live game.

Why did Dad get the Ultra-Glide? What’s his problem with the radio?

• Dad got the Ultra-Glide to replace the radio due to its poor reception.
• Dad got the Ultra-Glide because he doesn't like the "hillbilly music" they play on the radio in the south.

• The Ultra-Glide is a gift for someone else, which is why Dad hides it under a towel

• Dad thinks the radio has the best sound quality.

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Read the excerpt below from Chapter 9. What is “that,” and what is “the way of the world”?

“Well, a lot of times that’s going to be the way of the world for you kids. Byron is getting old enough to have to understand that his time for playing is running out fast, he’s got to realize the world doesn’t have a lot of jokes waiting for him. He’s got to be ready.”

• Yes, 'that' is still the 'way of the world' today.
• 'That' is about personal choices, not societal expectations.

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Read the excerpt below from Chapter 9. What is “that" - the thing Dad says will be the "way of the world" for the Watson kids?

“Well, a lot of times that’s going to be the way of the world for you kids. Byron is getting old enough to have to understand that his time for playing is running out fast, he’s got to realize the world doesn’t have a lot of jokes waiting for him. He’s got to be ready.”

• The benefits of playing games.

• The importance of maintaining childhood innocence.
• Racism

• The idea that life is always fun and carefree.

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How has the "way of the world" for kids like Byron changed since 1963? How has it stayed the same?

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In this chapter, Dad tells Kenny, “We think it’s time Byron got an idea of the kind of place the world can be, and maybe spending some time down South will help open his eyes.”

What does dad mean? What does he think spending time down South will help Byron understand?

• Dad hopes Byron will make new friends while visiting the South because Buphead is a bad influence.

• Dad thinks spending time down South will help Byron understand how racism means the world is not going to give him any second chances.

• Dad thinks Byron will enjoy the warm weather and beaches down South.
• Dad believes Byron will learn about different cuisines in the South.

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CHOOSE ONE:

1. Kenny says he likes it when his dad talks to him like he’s a grown-up. Have any adults ever spoken to you this way? If not, do you wish they would? If yes, what was the talk about? Did you like being talked to this way? Why or why not? 

2. Kenny thinks the idea of being a grown-up is scary sometimes. Do you agree? Why or why not? Do you ever wonder how you’ll know what to do when you’re a grown-up? What part of being a grown-up scares you the most? What part do you think will be easiest?

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Dad tells Kenny that he’ll learn from his parents’ mistakes when he has kids of his own. If you were a grown-up with kids, how would your parenting be different from the way you’re being raised now? What things would you do the same as your parents/guardians? Why?

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