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WorksheetsMiss Nelson Is Missing
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is the main setting of the story?
a student's house
Classroom 207
In the school cafeteria
On the playground
What happened at the beginning of the story?
The students were behaving very well.
The students were taking a test.
The students were misbehaving.
The teacher was being mean to the students.
What was the problem in the story?
The students wouldn't talk when asked a question.
The students didn't show up to school.
Miss Nelson was being mean.
The students were impatient and rude to their teacher.
Miss Nelson was sick and had to miss school.
True
False
What happened in the middle of the story?
Miss Nelson didn't show up to school.
The students started being nice.
Miss Nelson came to school sick.
Miss Nelson quit her job.
How does the class feel after a few days with Miss Viola Swamp?
They loved her and wanted her to become their teacher.
They thought Miss Viola Swamp was nicer than Miss Nelson.
They wanted Miss Nelson to come back.
Who did the children see when they went to Miss Nelson's House?
Miss Nelson
Miss Viola Swamp
Detective McSmogg
The Principal
All of these are things that the students thought happened to Miss Nelson, except...
She got gobbled up by a shark.
She went to Mars.
She was in the hospital.
Her car was carried away by angry butterflies.
Miss Nelson was also Miss Viola Swamp!!!
True
False
What clue makes you think Miss Nelson and Miss Swamp are the same person?
Miss Swamp became nice like Miss Nelson.
Miss Nelson has the ugly black dress in her closet.
Miss Nelson became mean like Miss Swamp.
How did the students change by the end of the story?
They did not change at all.
They learned to appreciate Miss Nelson and behaved in class.
They liked Miss Swamp and were sad when she left.
They were happy to see Miss Nelson but still misbehaved.
We've read 3 stories where characters play tricks on other characters. Which was your favorite?
Catalog Cats
Anansi and the Moss-Covered Rock
Miss Nelson Is Missing
When do you think it is OK to trick someone?
When you want to teach them a lesson.
When nobody gets hurt.
When it's funny.
When they've done something to you.
When you want something they have.
