Molly Lou Melon's Lessons Learned

Molly Lou Melon, a unique girl with distinct traits, embraces her individuality with the guidance of her grandma's advice. She moves to a new town and faces teasing from a classmate, Ronald Durkin. Through her confidence and creativity, she overcomes his challenges, eventually earning his respect. Molly writes to her grandma, affirming the wisdom of her advice.

What advice did Molly Lou Melon's grandma give her about her height?

• To walk proudly

• To wear high heels

• To complain about it

• To ignore it

How did Molly Lou Melon feel about her buck teeth?

• She wanted braces

• She didn't mind

• She hid them

• She was embarrassed

What was Molly Lou Melon's voice compared to?

• A singing bird

• A roaring lion

• A bullfrog being squeezed

• A gentle breeze

What did Molly Lou Melon's grandma advise her about her voice?

• To sing out clear and strong

• To sing only at home

• To not sing at all

• To sing quietly

How did Molly Lou Melon handle being fumble-fingered?

• She believed in herself

• She asked for help

• She practiced more

• She gave up

What did Molly Lou Melon do on her first day at the new school?

• She hid in the corner

• She scored a touchdown

• She went home early

• She cried

What was the reaction of the children when Molly Lou Melon scored a touchdown?

• They were angry

• They laughed

• They were impressed

• They ignored her

How did Molly Lou Melon respond to being called 'Bucky toothed beaver'?

• She told the teacher

• She stacked pennies on her teeth

• She ignored it

• She cried

What happened when Molly Lou Melon sang on the third day?

• Everyone laughed

• Ronald Durkin somersaulted

• The teacher applauded

• The class went silent

What did Ronald Durkin say about Molly Lou Melon's snowflake?

• It was perfect

• It was too small

• It was colorful

• It was all wrong