I'm Tired - Kids' Poems and Stories With Michael Rosen

In this dialogue, Dad and Mom discuss their feelings of tiredness, comparing their levels of exhaustion. They explore both physical and mental tiredness, expressing feelings of being misunderstood. Mom reflects on her realization of how tired she has become, highlighting the depth of their fatigue.

What does Dad claim about his level of tiredness in the initial discussion?

• He has been more tired before.

• He has never been this tired.

• He is not tired at all.

• He is only a little tired.

How does Mom respond to Dad's claim about tiredness?

• She says she is not tired.

• She says he doesn't know what tired is.

• She agrees with him.

• She ignores his comment.

What does Dad describe as being tired in the second section?

• Only his legs.

• Only his head.

• His entire body.

• Only his arms.

How does Mom describe her tiredness in the second section?

• It's just in her head.

• It's only in her legs.

• It's everywhere.

• It's only in her arms.

What realization does Mom have about her tiredness in the final section?

• She is not tired at all.

• She underestimated how tired she could be.

• She knew she would be this tired.

• She is less tired than she thought.