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Charlie’s Big Break (Reese Everett)

Charlie’s Big Break (Reese Everett)

Cheer for the hero in Charlie’s Big Break (Reese Everett). This lovely story is about a boy who finally gets his chance to shine. Kids will read about his hard work, his friends, and his big moment. The clear text is perfect for students building their reading skills. It is a very happy and inspiring book for young learners.

Lexile: 600L

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Quiz

Question 1: Where does this chapter take place?
Question 2: Why did the teacher's face turn "sick-looking"?
Question 3: ""Stay in there two more days, little buddy!" Charlie laughed." Who is Charlie talking to?
Question 4: What important fact about this story are we told in this chapter?
Question 5: What does it mean to _clutch_ something?
Question 6: "Tears streamed down her face." What does the word _streamed_ tell us?

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Quiz

Question 1: Why was Charlie a bit sleepy?
Question 2: How long would Charlie need crutches?
Question 3: Why does the ambulance driver smile at Charlie's parents?
Question 4: How were Charlie's parents feeling when they arrived at the hospital?
Question 5: What is a _fracture_?
Question 6: Which word is another word for _woozy_?

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Quiz

Question 1: Why didn't Charlie like that Karrington had replaced her as parade leader?
Question 2: How did Miss Weaver keep the children's attention in class?
Question 3: Why does Charlie say she'd be "scared to come out" if she was Leo's baby brother?
Question 4: What does the chapter heading refer to?
Question 5: What is the present tense of the word _drew_?
Question 6: Which word from the text is a compound word?

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Quiz

Question 1: Why is Charlie mad at Leo?
Question 2: Why didn't Charlie want to get ice cream?
Question 3: What does this sentence tell us about why Leo had gone home early? "She was biting her lip like she was trying not to smile."
Question 4: Why are the words "Some best friend he is," in italics (slanted print)?
Question 5: What does it mean to _hobble_?
Question 6: What does it mean to _sign_ something?

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Quiz

Question 1: Why couldn't Charlie call Leo?
Question 2: Where do Charlie's mom and dad have dinner with her?
Question 3: Why did Charlie dislike the idea of the weather being beautiful for the parade?
Question 4: What is the tone when Charlie calls her dad a _goofball_?
Question 5: What does it mean that Charlie's leg was _propped_ up on pillows?
Question 6: Which word from the text is an adverb?

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Quiz

Question 1: How does Charlie feel about the idea of going to the grocery store?
Question 2: Why did Charlie allow her mom to help her shower?
Question 3: Why does Charlie's mom tie a garbage bag around her cast?
Question 4: Why does Dad say he's making "toasted frog boogers and grapes" for breakfast?
Question 5: What does it mean to _whine_?
Question 6: What does it mean when mom _pried_ the pillows out of Charlie's hands?

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Quiz

Question 1: Why did Charlie's mom lie to her?
Question 2: Why was Charlie surprised when Karrington said "Sorry about your leg"?
Question 3: What does Leo mean when he said he had to keep his _lips zipped_?
Question 4: What does the saying "break a leg" mean?
Question 5: What does it mean if something _aches_?
Question 6: Which of the following is a synonym for _grumpy_?

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Quiz

Question 1: Why was Leo's dad laughing so much?
Question 2: Why does Charlie say "Hop in, big bro!" to Leo?
Question 3: Why did Charlie squeal when her mom said they were going to the hospital?
Question 4: How did everyone respond to the news of a baby girl?
Question 5: What does it mean to _gasp_?
Question 6: Which word from the text is a compound word?

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Tag(s):Adventure

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