Understanding Maya's Experience in Class

The story follows a classroom where a new student, Maya, is introduced. Despite her attempts to connect, Maya faces isolation from her peers. Miss Albert, the teacher, conducts a lesson on kindness, emphasizing its ripple effect. However, Maya leaves the school before the narrator can show kindness, leading to reflections on missed opportunities.

What is the title of the book being read by the teacher?

• Each Kindness

• The Kindness of Strangers

• A World of Kindness

• Kindness is Key

Who is the author of 'Each Kindness'?

• Harper Lee

• Jacqueline Woodson

• EB Lewis

• Maya Angelou

What season is it when the story begins?

• Autumn

• Winter

• Summer

• Spring

How does Maya appear when she first enters the classroom?

• Shy and poorly dressed

• Confident and cheerful

• Excited and talkative

• Angry and upset

What is the initial reaction of the class to Maya?

• They ignore her

• They are silent

• They laugh at her

• They warmly welcome her

Where does Maya sit in the classroom?

• In the front row

• Next to the narrator

• In the back row

• Next to the teacher

What does Maya do to try to make friends during lunch?

• She shows her new toys

• She sings a song

• She tells jokes

• She shares her lunch

How do the other children respond to Maya's attempts to play?

• They join her

• They invite her to play

• They ignore her

• They tease her

What does Maya bring to school to show her classmates?

• A pet

• A musical instrument

• A deck of cards

• A new book

What do the children whisper about Maya?

• Her intelligence

• Her clothes and food

• Her family

• Her hobbies