Answer: How the girls felt about their How the girls felt about their punishment as they cooked dinner: How the girls felt about their punishment before they cooked punishment after they cooked dinner: dinner: The girls tried to get out of their At first, Beezus appeared nervous because she was frantically flipping The girls were anxious about punishment by being very well the pages of the cookbook. The girls thought about trying to get back how dinner would taste. They behaved. They hoped their parents at their parents by cooking something awful. They changed their exchanged suppressed smiles would forget about the punishment. minds and worked together to try to create a good meal. They when the dinner ended up They did not want to cook dinner. showed they cared about doing a good job because they tried to tasting pretty good, so this create many different dishes, and Ramona panicked when she didn’t shows they were happy about have the correct ingredients. They also showed they cared about how their punishment turned doing a good job because they decide to serve the dinner by out. candlelight so that it looked better. The girls realized that cooking dinner is not easy and they wondered how their mother gets everything done. Part II - Writing Assignment: At the beginning of the story, Beezus and Ramona received a punishment for not eating their dinner. How did they feel about this punishment at the beginning of the story? How did their feelings change about this punishment throughout the story? Use the evidence in your table above to support your answer. Answer: At the beginning of the story,The Extra- Good Sunday, Beezus and Ramona received a punishment for not eating their dinner. In order for them to get out of their punishment they were asked to cook a meal for the family. The girls tried to get out of
Answer: How the girls felt about their punishment before they cooked dinner: How the girls felt about their punishment as they cooked dinner: How the girls felt about their punishment after they cooked dinner: The girls tried to get out of their punishment by being very well behaved. They hoped their parents would forget about the punishment. They did not want to cook dinner. At first, Beezus appeared nervous because she was frantically flipping the pages of the cookbook. The girls thought about trying to get back at their parents by cooking something awful. They changed their minds and worked together to try to create a good meal. They showed they cared about doing a good job because they tried to create many different dishes, and Ramona panicked when she didn’t have the correct ingredients. They also showed they cared about doing a good job because they decide to serve the dinner by candlelight so that it looked better. The girls realized that cooking dinner is not easy and they wondered how their mother gets everything done. The girls were anxious about how dinner would taste. They exchanged suppressed smiles when the dinner ended up tasting pretty good, so this shows they were happy about how their punishment turned out. Part II - Writing Assignment: At the beginning of the story, Beezus and Ramona received a punishment for not eating their dinner. How did they feel about this punishment at the beginning of the story? How did their feelings change about this punishment throughout the story? Use the evidence in your table above to support your answer. Answer: At the beginning of the story,The Extra- Good Sunday, Beezus and Ramona received a punishment for not eating their dinner. In order for them to get out of their punishment they were asked to cook a meal for the family. The girls tried to get out of
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