Dragon Adventures in the Classroom

The video is a reading of 'Do Not Bring Your Dragon to the Last Day of School' by Julie Gassman, illustrated by Andy Elkerton. It humorously explores the chaos a dragon could cause on the last day of school, from disrupting celebrations to causing messes in the classroom and at picnics. Despite the challenges, the narrator wishes to show the dragon what makes school special and requests to bring the dragon at the end of the day for a farewell. The story concludes with the idea that a dragon's hug can ease the sadness of saying goodbye.

What is the main theme introduced at the beginning of the story?

• Preparing for summer vacation

• Avoiding drastic actions on the last day

• Celebrating with friends

• Bringing pets to school

Why might a dragon cause problems during school celebrations?

• It might not understand the events

• It would fall asleep

• It could lose control and fly around

• It might get bored

What does the dragon do when the student receives an award?

• It claps its hands

• It flies around in excitement

• It sits quietly

• It roars loudly

What issue does the dragon cause in the classroom?

• It eats all the snacks

• It makes a mess with its sneeze

• It distracts the teacher

• It breaks the desks

During the class picnic, what does the dragon do?

• It plays games with the students

• It crowds friends and eats their food

• It sits quietly and watches

• It helps set up the picnic

How does the dragon interfere with field day games?

• It refuses to participate

• It melts hoops with its flames

• It helps the students win

• It cheers too loudly

What does the student want to show the dragon at school?

• The library and gym

• The lunchroom and playground

• The science lab and art room

• The principal's office

What is the student's main argument for bringing the dragon to school?

• The dragon is well-behaved

• The dragon can help with lessons

• The dragon is a class pet

• The dragon will make the day special

What is the teacher's initial response to the student's request?

• The teacher asks for more information

• The teacher says no

• The teacher is hesitant but agrees

• The teacher agrees immediately

What does the student appreciate about the teacher?

• The teacher's quiet nature

• The teacher's strictness

• The teacher's love for dragons

• The teacher's fun classes