Slime Experiments and Halloween Costumes

Sid and his friends celebrate Halloween with a costume party at school. They learn about the helpfulness of bats, cats, and spiders, and engage in a fun slime-making experiment. The day concludes with a Halloween parade and Sid's imaginative idea for a not-so-scary haunted house.

What costume does Sid choose for the Halloween party?

• A ghost

• A bat

• A skeleton

• A spider

What spooky animal does Gabriela dress up as?

• A bat

• A spider

• A skeleton

• A black cat

What do spiders use to build their webs?

• Mud

• Leaves

• Silk from their bodies

• Sticks

Why are bats considered helpful creatures?

• They can predict the weather

• They eat mosquitoes and spread seeds

• They scare away predators

• They glow in the dark

What special ability do cats have due to their skeletons?

• They can leap high and land safely

• They can change colors

• They can fly

• They can swim underwater

What happens when you add too much water to the slime mixture?

• It becomes hard and lumpy

• It evaporates

• It turns into a solid

• It becomes extra gooey and drippy

What is the main lesson learned from the slime experiment?

• Slime cannot be made at home

• Slime is always sticky

• Slime can be both a solid and a liquid

• Slime can only be a solid

What is Sid's big idea for a Halloween attraction?

• A ghost train ride

• A spooky maze

• A not-so-scary haunted house

• A haunted forest

What activity do the children participate in after the slime experiment?

• A dance party

• A costume contest

• A Halloween parade

• A science quiz

What does Sid plan to do with his bat costume after Halloween?

• Donate it

• Throw it away

• Wear it to bed and the next day

• Give it to a friend