Grandma's Lil King by Sharika K. Forde

In 'Grandma's Lil King,' Josiah visits his Grandma, who affectionately calls him 'Lil King.' Despite his confusion about not having a crown, Grandma reassures him by sharing stories of African heritage, emphasizing that being a king is about love and identity, not a physical crown.

What does Josiah do when he first arrives at Grandma's house?

• He plays with his red tricycle.

• He reads a book.

• He takes a nap.

• He watches TV.

Why does Josiah feel confused during the meal?

• He wants to play outside.

• He doesn't understand why he is called 'Lil King'.

• He forgot to wash his hands.

• He doesn't like the food.

What does Josiah search for in Grandma's house?

• A toy car.

• A book.

• A crown.

• A pair of shoes.

What does Grandma teach Josiah about Africa?

• It's a place where everyone wears crowns.

• It's a country with only one language.

• It's a land of kings and queens with rich culture.

• It's a place with many deserts.

According to Grandma, what truly makes Josiah a king?

• Owning a crown.

• Having a lot of toys.

• The love and heritage in his blood.

• Being the tallest in his class.