Exploring Chapter 29 of Fish in a Tree

What is the title of Chapter 29?

• The Colonial Schoolroom

• Fish in a Tree

• The Noah Webster House

• Albert's Acorns

Why does Albert collect acorns during the class trip?

• He wants to plant them later.

• He thinks they might have a fungus.

• He likes their shape.

• He wants to throw them at trees.

What does the term 'sleep tight' refer to?

• A colonial bedtime ritual

• Tightening ropes under mattresses

• A type of bed

• A bedtime story

What does Shea draw on her slate that upsets Ally?

• A picture of a bedbug

• A picture of a tree

• A picture of a fish

• A picture of a dunce cap with Ally's name

Where does Ally go after running out of the museum?

• To a swing set

• To the cafeteria

• To the library

• To the bus

What does Mr. Daniels use to write in the dirt under the swing?

• A stone

• A chalk

• A stick

• A pen

What does Mr. Daniels suggest Ally might have?

• Dyslexia

• ADHD

• Autism

• Anxiety

What does Mr. Daniels say about Ally's artistic talent?

• It's average

• It's not good

• It's amazing

• It's improving

What does Mr. Daniels say about everyone being smart in different ways?

• No one is truly smart

• Everyone is smart in different ways

• Only some people are smart

• Everyone is smart in the same way

What does the quote 'if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree' imply?

• Fish are not smart

• Everyone has unique strengths

• Fish can climb trees

• Trees are difficult to climb