Across
- 4. Everyone talks about me but no one sees me
- 5. I'm a fresh new teacher here in Maycomb
- 7. The children's fascination with Boo is an example of this
- 8. I come to Maycomb during the summers with my aunt
- 9. I come to school with cooties and yell at my teacher who sent me home
- 13. I'm a father of two and a lawyer
- 15. I am a farmer but I have little money so I pay for things with crops
Down
- 1. The children find these in the knot hole of a tree
- 2. Scout get's in trouble for knowing how to do this at school
- 3. My last name is Cunningham and I go to school with Scout
- 5. Boo Radley is a repeated symbol and example of this as he shows innocence
- 6. I cook for the Finch family and have helped raise the children, acting as a mother figure
- 10. A slow, boring town that is the setting of the novel
- 11. I narrate the novel you're reading and I learned how to read/write with my dad before starting school
- 12. I am a big brother and not afraid to touch the Radley house
- 14. Walter dumps this on his lunch at the Finch's