Sheila's Summer Adventures and Challenges

Sheila is excited about the upcoming summer vacation, despite the heat and unfinished schoolwork. She encounters Peter and his dog in the elevator, which she dislikes. At home, she interacts with her family, including her sister Libby and her father, with whom she plays a hiding game. Sheila learns about her family's summer plans to stay in Tarrytown, where she will have her own bedroom. Although she initially wanted to go to Disneyland, she becomes excited about the new house and her own space. The story ends with her anticipation for the summer in Tarrytown.

What is Sheila looking forward to as the school year ends?

• A new school year

• A new pet

• Summer vacation

• A trip to Disneyland

Why does Sheila dislike Peter Hatcher's dog?

• It is too big

• It smells bad

• It barks too much

• It is aggressive

What does Sheila do to hide her fear of dogs?

• Ignores the dog

• Asks for help

• Pretends to dislike the dog's smell

• Runs away

Why does Sheila not want to go back down for milk?

• She is busy with homework

• She is afraid of the dark

• She forgot the money

• She is too tired

What game does Sheila play with her father?

• Charades

• Board games

• Tag

• Hide and seek

What news does Sheila's father share at dinner?

• They are getting a new pet

• They are moving to a new city

• They got a house in Tarrytown

• They are going to Disneyland

What excites Sheila about the summer house?

• A swimming pool

• Her own bedroom

• A big garden

• A nearby beach