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Mr. Schultz brought Maggie a present from Ms. Madden, what was the present?
A ball point pen
Ms. Madden couldn't understand Maggie's letter.
How come Maggie's father say that Ms. Madden couldn't understand Maggie's letter?
Ms. Madden is a secretary who is always neat and accurate.
When was the moment where Maggie discovered she could not read cursive?
*What did Mrs. Leeper write on the board?
Mrs. Leepter wrote 'mouth of September mice day' on the board and everyone in the class laughed except for Maggie.
Who was chosen as the message monitor of the class?
What was the first thing Mrs. Leeper asked the message monitor to do?
Maggie
A note for the Maggie to take to Mr. Galloway
What was written on the first note that Mrs. Leeper wrote to Mr. Galloway?
"When is this girl ever going to decide to write cursive?"
What does Mr. Galloway's note to Mrs. Leeper read?
"Maggie wiill decide to read and write cursive sooner or later. It looks like later."
At the end of chapter 6, Maggie suddenly found cursive writing interesting because ~~~?
She can't read people's letters if she can't read cursive.
What did Maggie notice about Mrs. Leeper's notes?
They all look the same. (looked exactly alike)
Who called Maggie on Friday evening? Why?
Jo Anne telephoned to ask Maggie to spend the night at her house.
Why does Maggie turn down Jo Ann's invitation to spend the night at her house on a Friday evening?
Maggie plans to practice cursive over the weekend.
In chapter 8, what did Mrs. Leeper write on the board? (It's TWO sentences.)
This is going to be a happy week.
We are going on a field trip.
How come Maggie was shocked and angry when she read the note Mrs. Leeper wrote?
Mrs. Leeper knoew all along that Maggie would peek.
What is Mrs. Leeper's first name?
Laura
How did Maggie feel when Mrs. Leeper gave Maggie a big hug and tossed the final note into the wastebasket?
Maggie was both pleased and confused.
At the end of the story, what did Maggie write on the note in cursive to Kirby?
You stop pushing the table into my stomick.
Sincerely, Maggie