Understanding Maya's Story and Lessons

The video tells the story of Maya, a new student who faces rejection from her classmates. Despite her attempts to connect, she is isolated and mocked. The class learns about the impact of kindness through a lesson, but the narrator regrets not showing kindness to Maya, who eventually leaves. The story emphasizes the importance of kindness and its ripple effect, urging viewers to act kindly to avoid regret.

Who is the author of 'Each Kindness'?

• Andrew

• Jacqueline Woodson

• EB Lewis

• Mrs. Sullivan

What season is it when the story begins?

• Summer

• Spring

• Autumn

• Winter

How does Maya first appear to the class?

• Angry and loud

• Confident and outgoing

• Happy and cheerful

• Shy and with old clothes

What is the narrator's initial reaction to Maya?

• Laughs at her

• Ignores her and moves away

• Offers to be her friend

• Welcomes her warmly

What does Maya show the narrator and her friends at the slide?

• A beautiful painting

• A new dress

• A new book

• A shiny set of jacks and a red ball

How do the narrator and her friends react to Maya's invitation to play?

• They tell a teacher

• They ignore her and walk away

• They join her happily

• They laugh and tease her

What does Maya do when no one wants to play with her?

• Cries and runs away

• Asks the teacher for help

• Plays a game by herself

• Sits quietly in a corner

What lesson does Mrs. Albert teach the class?

• The importance of sharing

• The impact of kindness

• The value of hard work

• The joy of learning

What does the stone in the water represent in Mrs. Albert's lesson?

• A new beginning

• A mistake

• A ripple of kindness

• A lost opportunity

What does the narrator do with the stone during the kindness lesson?

• Throws it away

• Gives it to Maya

• Keeps it in her pocket

• Passes it on without speaking