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You also have the text of the story in your Lesson 6 Canvas Module.

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PLAY THIS VIDEO FIRST: How to Answer These Questions

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PLAY THIS VIDEO FIRST: How to Answer These Questions

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These questions require you to answer specifically, with details from the text to show your understanding of the story. NO VAGUE OR AMBIGUOUS ANSWERS. QUOTES NEEDED.

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How to Answer Discussion Questions on this Padlet

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How has Rachel grown older today? Include evidence from the text to support your answer. 

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How has Rachel grown older today? Include evidence from the text to support your answer. 

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Why do you think Mrs. Price was so quick to believe the red sweater was Rachel's?

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Why do you think Mrs. Price was so quick to believe the red sweater was Rachel's?

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How might this story actually show us the very tip of a bigger problem or a bigger life issue? What might the bigger thing be here, just beneath the surface of this otherwise seemingly small encounter?

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How might this story actually show us the very tip of a bigger problem or a bigger life issue? What might the bigger thing be here, just beneath the surface of this otherwise seemingly small encounter?

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What did you think about the story?
Give at least 1 specific reason why you feel that way using an example from the text to illustrate your response.

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Why does Rachel feel that Mrs. Price is “right” even though she knows Mrs. Price is wrong? Give evidence from the text to support your answer. 

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Why does Rachel feel that Mrs. Price is “right” even though she knows Mrs. Price is wrong? Give evidence from the text to support your answer. 

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Why is Rachel so embarrassed by this incident in class with the teacher? And what is so significant/important about her embarrassment in this moment?

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Why is Rachel so embarrassed by this incident in class with the teacher? And what is so significant/important about her embarrassment in this moment?

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The author stated, “Only today I wish I didn’t have only eleven years rattling inside me like pennies in a tin can.” What does this figurative language mean and how does it affect the tone of the text? 

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The author stated, “Only today I wish I didn’t have only eleven years rattling inside me like pennies in a tin can.” What does this figurative language mean and how does it affect the tone of the text? 

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You are not an 11 year old girl. How can this story be relevant to you, today? What can it teach us about ourselves in our lives, right now?

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You are not an 11 year old girl. How can this story be relevant to you, today? What can it teach us about ourselves in our lives, right now?

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What might this story tell us/teach us about growing up?

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What might this story tell us/teach us about growing up?