Dad's In Bed | POEM

In a playful morning scene, children wake up early and decide to disturb their dad, who is still in bed. They jump on him, chant about being 'monkey monkeys,' and engage in a playful struggle as dad pretends to be a mummy with a strong grip. The children devise a plan to escape using tickling and a cold flannel. Finally, they manage to free themselves and run away before dad 'transforms' into a wolfman.

What do the children do to their dad when they find him still in bed?

• They make breakfast for him.

• They jump on him and squeeze his nose.

• They sing a song to wake him up.

• They let him sleep peacefully.

How does the dad surprise the children during their antics?

• He starts laughing loudly.

• He gets out of bed and chases them.

• He pretends to be asleep.

• He grabs one of them with a strong grip.

What do the children use to try and escape their dad's grip?

• A cold flannel

• A blanket

• A pillow

• A toy

What do the children fear their dad might turn into?

• A dragon

• A giant

• A superhero

• A wolfman

What is the main theme of the children's playtime with their dad?

• A cooking competition

• A quiet reading session

• An adventurous escape

• A peaceful morning routine