Understanding Family Dynamics and Confidence

Nina hosts a story time session focusing on diversity and family. The story 'Katie Has Two Grandpas' is read, highlighting Katie's experience at school where her teacher misunderstands her family structure due to her lisp. The story resolves with understanding and celebration on Grandparents Day, emphasizing love and acceptance. The session concludes with a song encouraging positivity and self-acceptance.

What is the main theme of Story Time with Nina?

• Cooking and baking

• Learning new languages

• Celebrating diversity and inclusion

• Adventure and exploration

What is Katie excited about at school?

• A new playground

• Grandparents Day

• A school play

• A science fair

Why does Katie feel nervous about speaking in class?

• She lost her voice

• She is new to the school

• She has a lisp

• She forgot her lines

What does Mrs. Brown initially misunderstand about Katie's family?

• That Katie has a pet tiger

• That Katie lives on a farm

• That Katie has two grandpas

• That Katie's parents are teachers

What does Katie paint for Grandparents Day?

• A picture of her pet dog

• A picture of her grandpas pushing her on a swing

• A picture of her family at the beach

• A picture of her school

How does Maddie help Katie with her problem?

• By doing her homework

• By explaining the situation to the teacher

• By painting a picture for her

• By giving her a new book

What activity does Katie enjoy with her grandpas?

• Visiting a museum

• Going to the zoo

• Baking cookies

• Playing in a treehouse

What does Katie's grandpa say to reassure her?

• We will understand you.

• Just be yourself.

• Don't worry about it.

• You can do it!

What is the outcome of Katie's presentation?

• She asks her sister to speak for her

• She leaves the classroom

• She gains confidence and shares about her grandpas

• She decides not to speak

What is the message of the story about families?

• All families look the same

• Only traditional families are valid

• Families can be different and that's okay

• Families should always live together