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Who Stole The Wizard of Oz?: Chapters 1-4 - Quiz
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Miss McPhearson gave her students work to complete over the summer. Explain why you think students should or should not be assigned school work over the summer.
Becky was angry when she was falsely accused of stealing. How would you feel if you were falsely accused of stealing? What would you do to solve the problem?
What was suspicious about the missing books? What clues did Becky and Toby have? What do you think could have happened to the missing books?
Becky and Toby often went to Gramp when they had a question. Who do you see when you have a question? Why do you like asking this person questions?
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