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 a big variety in his lunches and he was always changing.

• True
• False

How do you think the mailman felt about his mistake?

• upset
• happy
• angry
• proud

Why was Mr. Hatch so disappointed when the package was not for him?

• it made him lonely
• he wanted chocolate
• the box was pretty

None of his neighbors could think of nice things about Mr. Hatch.

• True
• False

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

• cleaned his house
• washed his car
• threw him a party

Why do the illustrations get more colorful?

• the mood changes
• to match Mr. Hatch getting happier
• both of these are true

What point of view was Somebody Loves You, Mr. Hatch written in?

• 1st person
• 3rd person

What lesson do you learn from Somebody Loves You, Mr. Hatch?

• You should buy chocolate for all of your friends.
• Never send valentines in the mail.
• By doing acts of kindness you make others smile, laugh, and feel loved.