Kim's Gardening Journey and Emotions

The video is a read-aloud of 'Seedfolks' by Mrs. Carter, focusing on chapter one about Kim. It explores Kim's cultural background, her actions, and her reflections on her father. The video highlights Kim's determination to connect with her deceased father through a gardening project, showcasing her bravery and patience. Key vocabulary words such as 'altar', 'stern', and 'vow' are introduced, and students are encouraged to identify character traits and understand how cultural background influences actions.

What is the main focus of the reading session introduced by Mrs. Carter?

• Kim's school life

• Kim's character traits and vocabulary

• Kim's family history

• Kim's favorite hobbies

Which words are highlighted as potentially unfamiliar in the reading session?

• Altar, Stern, Vow

• Fast, Slow, Quick

• Bright, Dark, Dim

• Happy, Sad, Angry

How does Kim's cultural background influence her actions?

• It makes her more outgoing.

• It shapes her beliefs and actions differently.

• It has no influence on her actions.

• It makes her dislike gardening.

What is Kim's cultural background?

• Chinese

• Vietnamese

• Korean

• Japanese

What does Kim hope for when she looks at her father's photograph?

• That he will appear in person

• That he will speak to her

• That his eyes might move and notice her

• That he will smile at her

Why does Kim feel different from her mother and sisters when they cry?

• She is too young to understand.

• She doesn't know her father.

• She dislikes crying.

• She has no memories of her father.

What does Kim do after leaving the altar?

• Prepares to plant lima beans

• Writes in her diary

• Goes back to sleep

• Starts cooking

Where does Kim plan to plant her lima beans?

• In a vacant lot

• In a community garden

• In her school garden

• In her backyard

What does Kim use to dig holes for planting?

• Her hands

• A shovel

• A spoon

• A stick

Why does Kim choose a spot hidden from view for her project?

• To avoid the wind

• To keep it safe from others

• To be closer to her home

• To get more sunlight