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What is the main message of the story?
 
Be open to new friends and places
 
Never talk to new people
 
Fantasy stories are not real
How does the story show that everyone can belong?
 
It shows they find friends in a new place
 
It shows they want to go home
 
It shows they like to stay alone
Why do you think the story is told using “I”?
 
So we can feel the narrator’s thoughts and feelings
 
So we can know everyone’s secrets
 
So we don’t care about the narrator
What lesson about friendship do the girls and the bear teach?
 
Friends share and help each other
 
Friends must always be the same
 
It’s better to be alone
How do the words about the bear help you understand the story’s message?
 
They show that being different is okay
 
They only make the story longer
 
They make the bear sound scary
Why is it important that the animals don’t know what to do with the ball?
 
It shows they are new to human things
 
It makes the story scary
 
It shows they are not friendly
What do Jennie’s actions show about her?
 
She is brave and likes to meet others
 
She is shy and scared
 
She doesn’t like animals
How does the narrator’s careful behavior change the story?
 
It makes readers feel curious
 
It makes readers feel sleepy
 
It makes nothing happen
What do you learn about the narrator from how they talk about the new house?
 
The narrator likes calm and beautiful places
 
The narrator hates moving to new places
 
The narrator doesn’t care about the house
Why did the writer make the story a fantasy?
 
To teach about friendship in a fun way
 
To make the story true
 
To tell facts about real bears
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