Penelope Rex's School Adventures

Penelope Rex, a young T-Rex, starts school and is surprised to find her classmates are children, whom she finds delicious. After eating them, she learns from her teacher and parents that eating classmates is not the way to make friends. Penelope struggles to make friends until she experiences being a snack herself, which changes her perspective. She stops eating her classmates and eventually makes friends, learning the importance of empathy and understanding.

What was Penelope Rex most concerned about on her first day of school?

• The type of lunch she has

• The number of teeth her classmates have

• The color of her backpack

• The size of her classroom

What did Penelope's mom buy her for school?

• A new dress

• A backpack with ponies

• A pair of shoes

• A lunchbox

What did Penelope's dad pack for her lunch?

• A chocolate cake

• A salad

• 300 tuna sandwiches

• A pizza

What did Penelope do when she found out her classmates were children?

• She ignored them

• She played with them

• She ate them

• She ran away

What advice did Penelope's father give her about making friends?

• To share her lunch

• To be kind and not eat them

• To play more games

• To bring more toys

What did Penelope do to try and make friends at recess?

• Played tag

• Finger painted

• Sang a song

• Read a book

What did Penelope offer to Griffin Emery at lunch?

• A cookie

• A drink

• A sandwich

• A seat

Who was not afraid of Penelope despite her eating habits?

• Griffin Emery

• CeCe Woodman

• Walter the Goldfish

• Mrs. Noodleman

What did Penelope learn from her encounter with Walter the Goldfish?

• How to swim

• What it feels like to be a snack

• That goldfish are not tasty

• How to paint

What does Penelope remember to avoid eating her classmates?

• Her father's advice

• The taste of tuna sandwiches

• Walter licking his lips

• Her favorite pony