Understanding Tilly and Mr. Keane's School

Scott Rocko reads 'A Fine, Fine School' by Sharon Creech, where Mr. Keane, a principal, loves his school so much that he extends school days to weekends, holidays, and summer. Tilly, a student, expresses concerns about missing out on other life experiences. Mr. Keane realizes the importance of learning outside school and reverts to the regular schedule, emphasizing a balanced approach to education.

Who is the author of 'A Fine, Fine School'?

• Sharon Creech

• J.K. Rowling

• Roald Dahl

• Dr. Seuss

What role does Mr. Keane have at the school?

• Teacher

• Janitor

• Principal

• Student

What does Mr. Keane often say about the school?

• It's a new school

• It's a big school

• It's a small school

• It's a fine, fine school

Where does Tilly live?

• In a big city

• Near the ocean

• Next to a big tree

• In a small apartment

What does Tilly do on weekends?

• Goes to the beach

• Goes to school

• Visits her grandparents

• Climbs her favorite tree

What change does Mr. Keane announce first?

• School on Saturdays

• School in summer

• School on Sundays

• School during holidays

How do the teachers and students feel about Saturday school?

• Excited

• Indifferent

• Confused

• Unhappy

What is Mr. Keane's second announcement?

• School on holidays

• School on Sundays

• School in summer

• No school on weekends

What does Tilly's brother ask about when school is on Sunday?

• The swimming

• The skipping

• The reading

• The painting

What holidays does Mr. Keane include for school?

• Only Christmas

• Only Easter

• All holidays

• Only Thanksgiving