Somebody Loves You, Mr. Hatch!

At the beginning of the book, how would you describe the mood?

• happy

• sad and lonely

• angry

Why did Mr. Hatch go over to help Mr. Smith and Mr. Todd?

• He felt like he had to.

• He didn’t offer to help, they made him.

• He was in a good mood from the gift and he wanted to help.

Mr. Hatch liked to have different lunches every day and he was always changing it up.

• True

• False

Why was Mr. Hatch sad when he realized the package was not for him?

• He wanted more chocolate.

• He realized how lonely he was.

• The box was very valuable.

None of the neighbors could think of anything nice about Mr. Hatch.

• True

• False

The neighbors got together and did what for Mr. Hatch?

• They cleaned his house.

• They washed his car.

• They threw him a party.

How do you think the mailman felt about his mistake?

• He felt guilty for making a mistake.

• He didn't really care.

• He was mad at Mr. Hatch for eating the chocolates.

What lesson does the author want us to learn from "Somebody Loves You, Mr. Hatch"?

• Never eat something that is not yours.

• Slow and steady wins the race.

• When you show kindness, people will be kind to you.

How did Mr. Hatch change from the beginning to the end of the story?

• In the beginning Mr. Hatch felt lonely. In the end, he felt loved.

• In the beginning Mr. Hatch felt happy. In the end, he felt lonely.

• In the beginning Mr. Hatch felt afraid. In the end, he felt calm.

How did Mr. Hatch change after he recieved the gift in the mail?

• He did not change.

• He returned the gift to the person who sent it.

• He started helping others.