Wyatt's Adventures and Lessons Learned

Wyatt and his friend Paul visit a park where they find a lost game. Wyatt initially wants to keep it, citing 'Finders Keepers,' but Paul advises him to return it. After reflecting on his actions, Wyatt decides to do the right thing and returns the game to its owner. This experience leads Wyatt to promise to always try to be a good citizen.

What genre does the story belong to?

• Historical Fiction

• Fantasy

• Realistic Fiction

• Science Fiction

What is the essential question of the story?

• What makes a good friend?

• Why is school important?

• How to win games?

• What do good citizens do?

What was the new equipment at the park?

• A merry-go-round

• A slide

• A swing

• A fort

Who accompanied Wyatt to the park?

• His sister

• His mom

• His teacher

• His dad

What did the parks department let the kids do?

• Paint the park

• Choose the park's name

• Decide the park's location

• Select the equipment to build

What did Wyatt find at the park?

• A lost dog

• A Game Master

• A wallet

• A book

What saying did Wyatt use to justify keeping the Game Master?

• Finders Keepers

• Early bird catches the worm

• Actions speak louder than words

• A penny saved is a penny earned

What role does Wyatt usually play at school?

• Problem solver

• Troublemaker

• Quiet student

• Class clown

What did Paul remind Wyatt about?

• His responsibilities

• His homework

• His favorite game

• His chores

What did Paul say about Wyatt's usual behavior at school?

• He never listens

• He helps solve problems

• He is always quiet

• He is always late