Penguin Adventure and Problem Solving

In 'Penguin Huddle' by Ross Montgomery, illustrated by Sarah Warburton, a group of penguins enjoy playful activities at the Southern Pole. One night, a fierce gale freezes them together. Pipsqueak, the smallest penguin, suggests seeking help. The penguins embark on a journey across the ocean, using various modes of transport, to find someone who can assist them. To discover the outcome, readers are encouraged to explore the book.

What activities did the Penguin Pack engage in during the day?

• Ice skating and fishing

• Building igloos

• Flying kites

• Swimming and diving

What did the Penguins do to stay warm at night?

• Built a fire

• Wore warm clothes

• Squeezed and squished together

• Stayed inside an igloo

What natural event caused the Penguins to get stuck together?

• A gale

• An earthquake

• A snowstorm

• A flood

Who suggested asking friends for help?

• A walrus

• Pipsqueak

• The largest penguin

• The leader of the Penguins

What did the walruses do to try to help the Penguins?

• Pulled and puffed

• Heaved and huffed

• Prized and puffed

• Shuffled and scuffled

What methods did the Penguins use to travel to the shining city?

• By foot and swimming

• By boat and airplane

• By Iceberg Express, Albatross Airways, and whale rail

• By sled and snowmobile

What was the main reason for the Penguins' journey?

• To seek help to unfreeze themselves

• To escape the cold

• To visit friends

• To find food

What did Pipsqueak point to as a potential solution?

• A large iceberg

• A distant city

• A nearby mountain

• A group of seals

What is the title of the book you need to read to find out what happens next?

• Penguin Rescue

• Penguin Journey

• Penguin Huddle

• Penguin Adventure