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Who is Arnie?
Arnie is a doughnut who can talk and think for himself.
Where was Arnie made?
He was made in a bakery.
What did Arnie think would happen when someone bought him?
He thought it would be exciting and that he would go on an adventure.
Who bought Arnie?
A man named Bing purchased Arnie.
Why was Arnie upset after he left the bakery?
He learned that people buy doughnuts to eat them.
How do you think Arnie felt when he found out Bing wanted to eat him?
He probably felt scared, worried, and shocked because he did not know doughnuts were meant to be eaten.
Why didn't Arnie give up when he realized he was in danger?
: He wanted to save himself and believed he could convince Bing not to eat him.
What can you infer about Bing's personality?
Bing is kind and open-minded because he listened to Arnie and changed his mind.
Why did Bing decide not to eat Arnie?
Arnie talked to him and became his friend, so Bing did not want to hurt him.
What might have happened if Arnie had stayed quiet?
Bing probably would have eaten him because he wouldn't have known Arnie could talk and think.
If you were Arnie, what would you have done to solve the problem?
I would have explained why I wanted to live and asked Bing to be my friend.
. Do you think Bing made the right choice at the end? Why?
Yes, because he showed kindness and found a way to be friends with Arnie.
What was your favorite part of the story? Why?
What lesson does this story teach?
It teaches that talking about problems and being creative can help solve difficult situations.
How did Arnie use good problem-solving skills?
He stayed calm, talked about the problem, shared his feelings, and worked with Bing to find a solution
