Protagonist's Imaginative Space Adventure

Carla Hall reads 'My Rainy Day Rocket Ship' by Marquette Shepard. The story follows a child who, unable to play outside due to rain, uses imagination to create a space adventure at home. With the help of family, the child builds a rocket from household items, dons a makeshift spacesuit, and embarks on a journey to a fictional planet, ultimately landing safely in bed. The narrative emphasizes creativity, family involvement, and the power of imagination.

What does the protagonist initially consider doing on the rainy day?

• Reading a book

• Watching TV

• Playing outside in the rain

• Playing with inside toys and games

What does the protagonist decide to use as a rocket?

• A rocking chair

• A toy car

• A cardboard box

• A broomstick

Which item does the protagonist NOT use for the rocket ship?

• A pillow

• Socks

• A cardboard box

• A broom

What does the protagonist use as a spacesuit?

• A raincoat

• Swimming trunks and goggles

• A superhero costume

• A winter jacket

What does the protagonist use as a flag for the rocket ship?

• A towel

• Mom's old dishrag

• A handkerchief

• A piece of paper

Who helps the protagonist with the countdown for the launch?

• Dad

• A friend

• Mom

• The dog

What does the protagonist imagine riding on during the space journey?

• A broom

• A skateboard

• A bicycle

• A magic carpet

Where does the protagonist safely land at the end of the journey?

• On the moon

• In the backyard

• In the kitchen

• In bed

What is the protagonist's final reflection on the day?

• It was a boring day

• It was a disappointing day

• It was a tiring day

• It was a creative and imaginative day

What role does the family play in the protagonist's adventure?

• They help with the preparations and launch

• They suggest a different activity

• They discourage the idea

• They ignore the protagonist