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Pg. 58
I wonder how someone sewed Jem's pants so fast. He ripped them then came back like 2 minutes later and they were folded and sewed.
pg. 60
The things in the tree keep getting weirder and weirder. It started off with gum then yarn, then carvings of the two kids.

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pg.58 there was a ball of twine in the knot-hole of the tree why was it there and who put it there?
pg.62 The knot-hole was filled with concrete.

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pg. 60
I think its interesting how Jem noticed that the figures looked like them and scout didn't even care.
pg. 58
Its interesting how Jem is trying to protect scout but he cant tell her everyting

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Page.39 I think it is really cool that these stories about Boo Radley, but is it true?
Page.40 I want to know how big the tire was that they were paying with?

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The quote , " I tried to climb in Jem's skin and walk around in it" is a common theme in TKaM. The Finch children learn about the people in Maycomb through this tactic. Pg 57

"He went through a brief Egyptian period that baffled me", Jem's fascinations are like many of mine. He is often so greatly immersed in one thing that the last thing he was immersed in was forgotten, he goes through many of these periods in the book. Pg. 59

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Pg: 57
A year is a long time. I  wonder what could have happened in that amount of time.

Pg: 62
Why do they fill it with cement and not something else?

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Pg. 59
It seems like part of the reason scout is so smart is because her dad and brother seem to teach her a lot. Her dad said “Delete the adjectives and you would have the facts” I had no Idea what adjectives were when I was her age. And Jen taught her a lot about Egyptians and it seems she takes it in well.

Pg. 61
Wait so why can’t Mrs. Maude chew gum? That doesn’t make any sense. Is she too proper for it? I don’t get it.

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Pg.  57
It's crazy to me how it's been a year in the book.  Imagine all the things that happened in the book that the author didn't write about.
Pg. 62
If Mr. Radley filled the hole with cement, does that mean he's the one who folded Jem's pants?

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Pg.58
I have a feeling that Boo Radley sewed Jem's pants and that he was watching them the whole time. This chapter kind of reminds me of Sandlot because they where all afraid of the blind man and he turned out to be a very nice guy.
Pg.62
"Mr. Radley ,? Mr. Radley turned around. Mr. Radley ah__ did you put cement in that hole in that tree down yonder? Yes he said. I filled it up."
Mabey Boo Radley was giving them payback after they went and snooped around his house.

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pg 58
I am wondering who sewed Jem's pants, and how they did it so fast.
pg 61
"Jem was holding his ears, shaking his head from side to side. 'I don't get it, I just don't get it-I don't know why, Scout" I am very curios about what is bothering Jem so much. I also want to know why he is so worried about telling scout and Atticus.

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Pg.62
I think it is vary weird how Mr.Radley  filled the tree with cement . I didn't think people filled dyeing trees with cement.

pg.63 I think its weird how no adults really questions the fact that the tree is filled with cement.

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Pg. 63
“He stood there until nightfall, and I waited for him. When we went in the house I saw he had been crying...” I was surprised that Jem was so upset about the tree being filled in. It makes me think that whatever information he’s been hiding from Scout might have something to do with it.
Pg. 61
“Jem was holding his ears, shaking his head from side to side. ‘I don’t get it, I just don’t get it- I don’t know why, Scout...’” What does Jem know that could bother him so much? And why is he so scared to tell Scout and Atticus?

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pg.58
I wonder who sewed up Jem's pants. And how could they have sewed them up so fast. Was Boo Radley watching them?
pg. 60
This also makes me wonder if Boo Radley was watching them he could have been the one who carved them and put those things in the trees.

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Pg. 58
The picture on the front cover on the purple book is of some twine and a pocket watch which are the same things that Jem and Scout found in the tree hole. I wonder if they have any more significance or if it will come up later in the book.

pg 61
"He had been on the verge of telling me something all evening; his face would brighten and he would lean toward me, then he would change his mind. He changed it again." I wonder what Jem was trying to tell scout.

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Pg.58 "I waved my words away like gnats." this quote really caught my eye cause i have never heard something like that before but it deffently makes sense for this time period
.pg.60 I feel like someone is watching the or keeping an eye on them.

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Pg. 58
Why was, who ever it was, so interested in the pants? To fold them and sew them up so fast. How is it possible to get a string ready, go all the way out there, with out even knowing its ripped yet?
Pg. 63
Why would Mr Radley fill up the tree with cement? Maybe its Boo thats watching Jem and Scout come to the tree every day. Then Mr Radley wanted to put a stop to have Boo connect to the outside.

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Pg. 58
"Like somebody was readin' my mind... like somebody could tell what I was gonna do." I think this line sets up the rest of the chapter and gives me more ideas about what's in the Radley house.
Pg. 62
Why did Mr. Radley lie about the tree? Maybe he was the one filling it?

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Pg. 66 - "They'd been sewed up. Not like a lady sewed 'em, like somethin' I'd try to do." I think Boo sewed up the pants for Jem. He has probably seem them sneaking around the house. Like that one time when someone inside the house was laughing after Scout rolled in the tire and landed in the Radley's front yard. He was probably trying to be nice.
Pg. 71 - Why would Mr.Radley lie about the tree dying? I think Boo was leaving the gifts for the kids and Mr.Radley found out and filled the hole. I do not think he wants Boo communicating with anyone.

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pg. 58
Scout really doesn't like school. "Second grade was worse that the first- only worse." She thinks school doesn't have a point because she could learn all of the stuff at home. She trusts Jem though, when he says that school gets better when you get older, and that you don't really learn anything important until the 6th grade.
pg. 60
I believe that Arthur Radley is the one putting the things in the tree because he heard the kids game they played all summer and is amused.

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Pg. 58
I wonder how someone sewed Jem's pants so fast. He ripped them then came back like 2 minutes later and they were folded and sewed.
pg. 60
The things in the tree keep getting weirder and weirder. It started off with gum then yarn, then carvings of the two kids.

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Pg. 58
Mabey boo Radley sewed them because the pants were on his fence and he was watching them run off so he decided to fix Jem's pants.
Pg. 60
I think Boo Radley carved the children and put other things in the tree for the children to find.

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pg. 63
I wonder if Mr. Radley knows something about the tree, since Atticus said it was healthy.

pg. 58
I wonder how they were able to sew up his pants so quickly.

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pg. 63
Is it usual to use cement to plug holes in trees? I've never heard of that before.

update: i looked it up and this is what I found:
"Filling the hole does not reduce decay or make the tree more structurally sound. In the past, arborists would patch holes in trees with concrete or cement. The thought was the cement would make the tree stronger. In reality, it weakened the tree as the cement was unable to flex with it."
-Hunker.com

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PG. 60