In To Kill a Mockingbird how do the kids plan to get Boo Radley to come out and how well does the plan work?

Answer 1

The mysterious gifts found in the secret knothole of the old oak tree had aroused the kids' curiosity to a near breaking point, so Jem decided to take drastic measures in order to lure Boo out into the open. They decided against Dill's suggestion that they knock on Boo's door and invite him for ice cream. Instead, Jem decided he would try using a fishing pole. The children had seen a loose shutter on the Radley house, and Jem figured he would be able to attach a note to the end of the fishing pole and stick it through the shutter. But before Jem could get the note inside, Atticus caught them in the act. He told them in no uncertain terms to "stop tormenting that man."

Answer 2

They tried to put a letter in the knothole but it was intercepted. So, then they tried to send a letter by means of a fishing pole, casting to the window so they didn't have to go too close to the house. Another thing they did was to lay lemon drops from the back yard to the front so he would follow it like an ant. Some would say that touching the house was a way to get him out but that was just childish bravado and dares; the motivation was not the same.

Answer 3

Scout, Jem, and Dill plan to get Boo Radley to come out by leaving a note for him and trying to lure him out of the house. However, their plan is foiled when Atticus discovers what they are up to and stops them. The plan does not work as Boo Radley does not make an appearance.

Answer 4

They contact boo by putting a note on a fishing pole that says come out onto your porch

Answer 5

They stick a fishing pole with a note on it to his window

Answer 6

by sticking it in the window using a fishing pole

Answer 7

Boo communicates with Scout and Jem through hiding little gifts in the hole of a tree until his brother, Nathan, covers it up, and stops all communication between the two.