Characters
Plot/Events
Setting/Conflict
Figurative Language
Today's Chapter (24)
100

Who is the main character who struggles with reading and writing?

Ally

100

What does Ally do to avoid having to read or write in class?

Acts out, causes distractions, or fakes injuries. 

100

Where does Ally wait for her mom to finish work?

AC Petersons/Cafe/Restaurant 

100

Pickle with tires

Travis' new truck

100

What does Ally compare herself to?

A fish in a tree

200

Who is Ally's new teacher who believes in her and helps her learn differently?

Mr. Daniels

200

What is the big secret that Ally tries to keep from her classmates?

She cannot read well
200

Where does the majority of the story take place?

School

200

Can of alphabet soup

Letters on a page/trying to read
200

What does Mr. Daniels thinks Ally has that makes it hard for her to read?

Dyslexia

300

Who is Ally's friend who is very logical, but parts of his life are mysterious?

Albert

300

How does Ally stick up for Kiesha in the first half of the book?

Splits her flowers with her

300

What is mysterious about Albert?

His bruises

300

Squiggle and dance

Letters on a page

300

What are the students picking up off the ground? Albert is stuffing them in his pockets

Acorns

400

Who are the two girls who bully Ally and make school especially difficult for her?

Shay & Jessica

400

What mistake does Ally make at Shay's birthday party?

Holding a butterfly
400

What do you think the MAIN conflict of the story is?

Ally's struggle to read

400

A battle/war

School

400

What game does Mr. Daniels want to teach Ally to play?

Chess

500

Who is Ally's friend who is artistic, kind, and a great baker?

Kiesha

500

What does Ally regret doing when she tries to fit in with Shay and Jessica?

Make fun of Albert
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What kind of conflict is Ally vs. Shay?

Person vs Person

500

Fish in a tree

Ally trying to read

500

What two words does Ally define very well?

Alone and lonely

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