The Camels Grumpy Day

The video follows a group of children and adults as they interact with camels Bernard and Nora, who appear to be unwell. Doctor Sue examines them and determines they are just grumpy. The group attempts to cheer the camels up with jokes and toys, but it only makes them grumpier. They realize that sometimes it's best to give space and time for someone to feel better on their own. The video concludes with the understanding that 'me time' can be beneficial.

Who are Bernard and Nora?

• Two elephants

• Two pandas

• Two camels

• Two monkeys

What did Doctor Sue conclude about the camels' condition?

• They are sick

• They are hungry

• They are grumpy

• They are sleepy

What did Doctor Sue do to check the camels?

• Listened to their chest

• Fed them

• Checked their temperature

• Gave them medicine

What did the narrator compare grumpy days to?

• Days when monkeys eat your lunch

• Rainy days

• Days when you win a prize

• Sunny days

What was one of the methods tried to cheer up the camels?

• Telling a joke

• Singing a song

• Feeding them bananas

• Giving them a bath

What is the best way to help someone who doesn't want to be cheered up?

• Force them to smile

• Give them space

• Ignore them

• Keep telling jokes

What did the camels need to feel better?

• More food

• A day off

• A party

• A new toy