HW18.10

“Ah! A polar bear in a snow storm,” she said.

What does Vashti’s teacher mean when she says this?

• The paper is blank.

• Vashti drew a polar bear.

• There is a polar bear in the classroom.

• She likes polar bears.

How are the dots similar to the brush that Vashti paints with?

• They are big.

• They are red.

• They fill the page.

• They're hairy :D

Vashti’s many dots made quite a splash.

What does quite a splash mean in the sentence above?

• People liked the dots a lot.

• People did not like the dots.

• People put the dots in water.

• People go wet.

How is the boy’s drawing different from Vashti’s?

• He draws a dot

• He draws a squiggle.

• He draws a swirl.

• He draws a box.

How are Vashti and the boy the SAME?

• They like pancakes.

• At first they think they cannot draw.

• Both think they can draw any thing.

• Both like math more than art.

How are Vashti and the boy DIFFERENT? (2)

• Vashti does not try hard but the boy does.

• Vashti’s pictures are in an art show.

• The boy does not want to draw.

How is Vashti the SAME as her teacher?

• Both like dogs.

• Both frame pictures.

• Both help kids draw.

• Both make jokes.

How is Vashti DIFFERENT from her teacher?

• Vashti draws cats.

• The teacher does not think dots are art.

• Vashti does not paint many pictures.

• Vashti draws lots of dots.

How does Vashti change by the end of the story?

• She loves glue.

• She does not like art.

• She likes art shows.

• She likes to draw.

Art class was over, but Vashti sat glued to her chair.

What does glued to her chair mean in the sentence above?

• She sat in glue.

• She would not get up.

• She put glue on her paper.

• She eats glue