In to Kill A Mockingbird what presents did Boo Radely leave in the tree for the children?

Answer 1

The children (Jem and Scout) found bubble gum, 2 indian head pennies (bring long life and good health), spelling bee award, ball of twine, miniature models of themselves made of soap, and a watch.

Answer 2

Boo Radley left small items like gum, soap dolls, a spelling bee medal, and a pocket watch in the knothole of a tree for the children to find. These items served as gestures of friendship and kindness towards Scout and Jem.

Answer 3

2 "pieces of Chewing Gum" (Scout removed the wrapper from the gun when she removed it from the tree, Wrigley's Double Mint)

2 "scrubbed and polished pennies, one on top of the other" (confirmed to be a 1906 and 1900, both Indian-heads by Jem)

Answer 4

1) gum

2) Indian head pennies

3) soap figures resembling scout and Jem

4)spelling medal

5) broken pocket watch

6) Dildo

I think that's all but I'm not sure.

Boo Radley left :

- twine

- chewing gum

- a gold medal

- a watch with a chain

- two soap dolls resembling scout & jem

- Indian head pennies

in the tree for scout and jem .

Answer 5

A spelling bee medal. Alot of people like to think of it as the Medal of Honor.

Answer 6

In my own words why Boo leaves the gifts are because, he wants to show the Jem and Scout that he's not a scary monster everybody thinks he is. He's an example of a mockingbird.

Answer 7

Yarn, soap dolls, watch and chain, and two pennies, and gum

Answer 8

Boo Radley
Boo Radley put treasures in the tree hollow.

Answer 9

two very polished, unique pennies, a ball of twine, a pack of gum, and two carved soap figurines that look like Jem and Scout

Answer 10

A bunch of gifts for Jem and Scout. Including figurines in the shape of the children carved into soap, chewing gum, wire, a watch, and much more.