What is a Dream? by Shanita Allen

Ari wonders about dreams and is surprised when her dog, Pepper, starts talking. They discuss what dreams are, how they can happen anytime, and the sensory experiences associated with them. Ari explains that dreams are personal and can be shaped by wishes. In the end, Ari and Pepper decide to dream together, emphasizing the power of imagination and friendship.

What was Ari's initial reaction when Pepper started talking?

• She laughed.

• She screamed and ran away.

• She ignored it.

• She immediately started talking to Pepper.

According to Ari, where do dreams live?

• In the sky

• Inside your heart

• In a book

• On a screen

What does Ari say is the first step to dreaming?

• Close your eyes

• Read a book

• Make a wish

• Count to ten

When does Ari say you can dream?

• Only during the day

• Only at night

• Only when it's raining

• Anytime and anywhere

What do dreams sound like to Ari?

• A quiet room

• The sound of a car

• Birds chirping and ocean waves

• A ticking clock

What does Ari compare the feeling of dreams to?

• Walking on the ground

• Floating on the moon

• Running in a field

• Sitting in a chair

What do Ari and Pepper do to start their shared dream?

• They make a wish and focus.

• They go for a walk.

• They read a book together.

• They eat a snack.