What type of letter did Star receive from her real dad? Star received her original letter in the mail. It had been stamped Return to Sender and the Reason: Refused stamped in big red letters. Pg. 212 – What surprising events transpired that eventually led to Mr. Savage allowing Star to restart her club? Denny had been removing Star’s sentences from the trash can each time she had thrown them away. He returned them to her because he wanted her to turn them in, get her club back, and remain friends with his sister. He was hurt by how angry Genny had been at him about the fight and the hurtful things he had said about Star and Winter. Pg. 232 – Why does Mr. Savage include some words” in each week’s vocabulary? Mr. Savage explains that he can’t resist throwing in some great old-fashioned words along with the ones he is required to teach. He says he knows that they’ll never show up on a test but keeps hoping that he’ll hear someone using them. What does Star finally decide to write on the postcard she intends to send her dad? Her finished poem, Is A Ferris Wheel” Pg. 245-250 “Hope –
What type of letter did Star receive from her real dad? Star received her original letter in the mail. It had been stamped Return to Sender and the Reason: Refused stamped in big red letters. – Pg. 212 What surprising events transpired that eventually led to Mr. Savage allowing Star to restart her club? Denny had been removing Star’s sentences from the trash can each time she had thrown them away. He returned them to her because he wanted her to turn them in, get her club back, and remain friends with his sister. He was hurt by how angry Genny had been at him about the fight and the hurtful things he had said about Star and Winter. – Pg. 232 Why does Mr. Savage include some words” in each week’s vocabulary? Mr. Savage explains that he can’t resist throwing in some great old-fashioned words along with the ones he is required to teach. He says he knows that they’ll never show up on a test but keeps hoping that he’ll hear someone using them. What does Star finally decide to write on the postcard she intends to send her dad? Her finished poem, “Hope Is A Ferris Wheel” – Pg. 245-250