Tay Goes to Chess Club by Phelicia Lang

Tay, a smart and social boy, prepares for and attends a chess club. He packs his chess board, pieces, and clock, then walks with his dad to the club, ensuring safety by looking both ways for cars. At the club, Tay waits for his turn to learn from the chess master, practices new moves, and successfully wins a game, enjoying his time at the club.

What does Tay pack in his bag for the chess club?

• His favorite book

• His sports equipment

• His chess board and pieces

• His lunch and water bottle

How do Tay and his dad ensure safety on their way to the chess club?

• By walking quickly

• By taking a shortcut

• By riding a bicycle

• By looking both ways for cars

What does Tay do while waiting for the chess master?

• He plays with his phone

• He waits patiently

• He reads a book

• He practices alone

What is Tay's approach to learning new chess moves?

• He walks to the board to learn

• He watches others play

• He reads about them

• He memorizes them

What is the outcome of Tay's chess game?

• He wins the game

• The game is a draw

• He loses the game

• The game is postponed