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🎃 The Old Lady’s Halloween Comprehension Ch ...

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  • What happened after she swallowed the goblin?
    She became dizzy and spun around.
  • What clues tell you this is a Halloween story?
    Examples: the ghost, goblin, bat, or “trick or treat.”
  • Why did she swallow the owl?
    To quiet the bat.
  • What was the last thing she swallowed?
    A wizard.
  • Put these in order: ghost, bat, cat.
    Bat, cat, ghost.
  • What did she swallow that could cast a spell?
    A wizard.
  • Did she swallow an owl or a chicken?
    An owl.
  • What did she swallow first?
    A bat.
  • Is this story realistic or make-believe? How do you know?
    Make-believe. People cannot really swallow those things like she does.
  • What did she swallow right before the bones?
    A goblin.
  • What pet did she swallow?
    A cat.
  • Why did she swallow the ghost?
    To catch the cat.
  • Why did she swallow the goblin?
    To scare the ghost.
  • Name three things she swallowed.
    Any three: bat, owl, cat, ghost, goblin, bones, wizard.
  • What does “swallow” mean?
    To move something from your mouth down your throat.
  • How might the cat feel when the ghost tries to catch it? Why?
    Example: Scared because something is chasing it. Accept a reasonable explanation.
  • What did she yell at the end?
    “Trick or treat!”
  • Who is the main character?
    An old lady.
  • What did she swallow right after the cat?
    A ghost.
  • Retell the beginning, middle, and end.
    She swallows a bat, keeps swallowing unusual things, and finally swallows a wizard before yelling “trick or treat!”
  • What did she swallow right after the bat?
    An owl.
  • What holiday does this story remind you of?
    Halloween.
  • Which came first: the cat or the owl?
    The owl.
  • Why did she swallow the cat?
    To chase the owl.