Understanding Bradley's Experiences and Relationships

Mrs. Astor introduces 'There's a Boy in the Girls' Bathroom' by Louis Sacker. Bradley Chalkers, a fifth-grader, is isolated in class and has a unique way of interacting with his peers and family. He meets a new student, Jeff, and they form an unusual friendship. At home, Bradley talks to his toy animals and faces conflicts with his family, especially regarding a parent-teacher conference. The story explores themes of friendship, isolation, and family dynamics.

What is the title of the book Mrs. Astor is sharing?

• The Giver

• There's a Boy in the Girls' Bathroom

• Wayside School Stories

• Holes

Where does Bradley sit in the classroom?

• Middle row

• Next to the teacher

• Back row

• Front row

What does Bradley do with his test paper?

• Gives it to Jeff

• Cuts it into tiny squares

• Keeps it in his desk

• Throws it away

How does Bradley react when Jeff offers to be his friend?

• He runs away

• He ignores Jeff

• He asks for a dollar

• He smiles and accepts

What does Bradley's room smell like when he gets home?

• Paint

• Flowers

• Fish

• Cookies

What does Bradley's mother want to discuss with him?

• His grades

• His behavior

• The parent-teacher conference

• His friends

What does Bradley claim his mother promised him?

• A new book

• A visit to the White House

• A trip to the zoo

• A new toy