Lessons from Bluey and Bingo

In this Bluey episode, Bluey learns about self-improvement and running her own race through a baby race story. The family then explores fairness and sharing during an ice cream adventure. Bluey and Bingo engage in imaginative play by running a hotel, and finally, Bluey uses magic asparagus to teach manners, turning family members into animals.

What activity does Bluey compare her skills to Bingo's?

• Playing soccer

• Playing monkey bars

• Playing basketball

• Playing skit ball

What did Bluey's mother realize about child development?

• All children develop at the same pace

• Milestones should be reached as early as possible

• It's important to compete with other parents

• Every child develops at their own pace

Why did Bluey's mother feel pressured during Bluey's early development?

• She was influenced by other parents

• She wanted Bluey to be the best

• She was a first-time mother

• She read many parenting books

Why did Muffin get an ice cream?

• She finished her homework

• She got a dinosaur stuck on her head

• She behaved well

• She helped her parents

What lesson did Bluey and Bingo learn about sharing ice cream?

• It's better to eat quickly

• Sharing can be fun

• Always ask for more

• Never share your ice cream

What role does Bingo play in the 'Hotel' game?

• The manager

• The hotel helper

• The crazy pillow

• The guest

What does Bluey's dad emphasize during the 'Hotel' game?

• Cleaning the room

• Making decisions together

• Winning the game

• Watching TV

What magical item turns people into animals?

• A magic book

• A magic asparagus

• A magic wand

• A magic hat

What animal does Bluey turn into first with the magic asparagus?

• A lion

• A peacock

• A walrus

• A bunny

Why does Bluey's mom insist on having manners?

• Because it is a rule

• Because it is a game

• Because they are not animals

• Because it is fun