Sheila's Summer Adventures and Challenges

Sheila is excited about the upcoming summer vacation. After a hot day at school, she encounters Peter and his dog in the elevator, which she avoids due to her fear of dogs. At home, Sheila interacts with her family, including her sister Libby, who is focused on ballet. Sheila plays a hiding game with her father, which she cherishes. The family discusses their summer plans, revealing they will stay in a house in Tarrytown. Sheila is thrilled about having her own bedroom and shares her excitement with friends and neighbors.

What is Sheila looking forward to at the beginning of the story?

• A new pet

• Her birthday party

• A trip to Disneyland

• The end of school and summer vacation

Why does Sheila avoid the elevator with Peter and his dog?

• She is afraid of dogs

• The elevator is too small

• She is in a hurry

• She dislikes Peter

What does Sheila forget to bring home?

• A book from the library

• A quart of milk

• Her math homework

• Her lunchbox

What does Sheila's mother ask her to do after she forgets the milk?

• Lie down and rest

• Go back to the store

• Help with dinner

• Do her homework

What game do Sheila and her father play?

• Hide and seek

• Tag

• Charades

• Board games

What is the family's summer plan?

• Camping in the mountains

• Visiting relatives

• Staying in Tarrytown

• Going to Disneyland

What excites Sheila about the summer in Tarrytown?

• Having her own bedroom

• Learning to swim

• Going to a new school

• Meeting new friends