You Can Have Your Cake and Grandparents Too! C.L. Holiday-Firmin

A child eagerly anticipates their birthday, enjoying time with family and grandparents. They visit the park, have lunch, and face a dessert dilemma. The child spends time with Granny, Mimi, GPA, Nana, and plans to visit Gigi and Grandpa. The story concludes with a birthday celebration where the child realizes they can have both cake and all their grandparents present.

What is the narrator's favorite activity at the park?

• Eating snacks

• Sliding

• Playing soccer

• Swinging

What lesson does the narrator's mom teach about desserts?

• They are not allowed at all

• They should be eaten before meals

• They are too sweet to have all at once

• You can have as many as you want

What musical instrument does the narrator play with their granny?

• Violin

• Gazoo

• Guitar

• Piano

What does the narrator enjoy doing at Mimi's house?

• Gardening

• Playing video games

• Cooking meals

• Watching TV and snuggling

What activity does the narrator do with GPA and Nana in the kitchen?

• Baking muffins or cupcakes

• Cooking pasta

• Making sandwiches

• Preparing salads

Where do Gigi and Grandpa live?

• New York

• Los Angeles

• New Orleans

• Chicago

What does the narrator look forward to doing with Grandpa?

• Playing chess

• Singing songs with farm animals

• Building a treehouse

• Fishing