Leo's Kindergarten Experience and Kindness

Leo, a quiet child, is anxious about starting kindergarten. His new teacher, Miss Perry, sends a letter encouraging kindness. On his first day, Leo meets new friends and learns about kindness through various activities. Despite his initial worries, Leo discovers he is already kind through his actions. The day ends with a kindness pledge and Leo feeling more confident about kindergarten.

What is Leo's main concern about starting kindergarten?

• He doesn't know how to read.

• He is afraid of his teacher.

• He is unsure about being kind.

• He is worried about making new friends.

What does Miss Perry ask the students to prepare for the first day?

• A list of their favorite books.

• A story about their summer.

• A drawing of their family.

• Ways to be kind.

How does Leo help Lanisha on the first day?

• He shares his lunch with her.

• He helps her pick up blocks.

• He shows her around the school.

• He lends her a pencil.

What does Miss Perry encourage the students to do during the school tour?

• Learn a new game.

• Find their favorite book.

• Make new friends.

• Look for ways to be kind.

What is Leo's favorite section in the library?

• Books about history.

• Books about art.

• Books about space.

• Books about animals.

What does Miss Lauren ask the students in the gym?

• To form a line.

• Ways to show kindness in P.E.

• To show a dance move.

• To run a lap.

What does Leo struggle with during art class?

• Talking to classmates.

• Choosing a seat.

• Finding the right colors.

• Drawing a picture of kindness.

What does Lucy suggest adding to the kindness pledge?

• Sharing toys.

• Cleaning up messes.

• Helping with homework.

• Saying please and thank you.

How does Leo feel at the end of the first day?

• Confused and tired.

• Happy and kind.

• Excited and ready.

• Nervous and scared.

What does Leo say to Miss Perry at the end of the day?

• Can I stay longer?

• I don't want to come back.

• See you next week.

• Goodbye and thank you.