Understanding Bradley's Classroom Experiences

The video features a teacher reading aloud from 'There's a Boy in the Girls' Bathroom'. It covers the first three chapters, introducing Bradley Chalkers, a misunderstood student, and his interactions with a new student, Jeff Fishkin. The story explores Bradley's challenges at school and his complex home life, highlighting themes of friendship, acceptance, and personal growth.

Where does Bradley sit in the classroom?

• Next to the teacher

• In the back row

• In the middle row

• In the front row

What does Bradley do most of the morning in class?

• Talks to his classmates

• Scribbles on paper and his desk

• Reads a book

• Listens attentively

How does Jeff try to befriend Bradley during recess?

• By sharing his lunch

• By helping him with homework

• By inviting him to play

• By giving him a dollar

What does Bradley's desk contain?

• Snacks and drinks

• Toys and games

• Little wads of torn paper, pencil points, and chewed erasers

• Books and notebooks

What does Bradley's mother do when he gets home?

• Prepares a snack

• Helps him with homework

• Asks about his day

• Cuts up a fish

What does Bradley do with his animal collection?

• Sells them

• Gives them away

• Throws them away

• Talks to them and pretends they are alive

Who broke Ronny the rabbit's ear?

• Bradley

• His father

• His mother

• His sister Claudia

What does Bradley lie about during dinner?

• His friends

• His homework

• His grades

• A promise to go to the zoo

Why does Bradley's father get angry during dinner?

• Bradley was late to dinner

• Bradley didn't finish his food

• Bradley called his mother a liar

• Bradley didn't wash his hands

What does Bradley's father do for a living?

• Doctor

• Lawyer

• Police officer

• Teacher