Fortune Cookies and Eric Carle

The video begins with a song about the neighborhood, followed by a discussion on fortune cookies. Mr. McFeely visits and shares a video on how fortune cookies are made, detailing the process and ingredients. The make-believe segment features a story about fortune cookies in the neighborhood. Later, Mr. Rogers visits Eric Carle's workshop to learn about book illustration. The video concludes with a song and a farewell message.

What does Mr. Rogers find inside the fortune cookie he opens?

• A message about wealth

• A message about good health

• A message predicting a visitor

• A message about a new job

What ingredients are mixed together to make fortune cookies?

• Flour, eggs, milk, and vanilla

• Flour, milk, butter, and sugar

• Flour, sugar, butter, and eggs

• Flour, sugar, eggs, and water

What is Mr. McFeely's favorite part of the fortune cookie-making process?

• Mixing the ingredients

• Baking the cookies

• Packaging the cookies

• Adding the fortunes

Why does Mr. Rogers feel happy after giving fortune cookies to Mr. McFeely?

• Because he received a fortune predicting happiness

• Because he loves fortune cookies

• Because Mr. McFeely was pleased and grateful

• Because Mr. McFeely gave him a gift in return

What does King Friday think of the fortune cookies?

• He loves them and eats them immediately

• He is allergic to them

• He thinks they are a silly gift

• He wants to share them with everyone

Who does the fortune cookie man visit first in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe?

• X the Owl

• Henrietta Pussycat

• Daniel Tiger

• King Friday

What does Eric Carle use to create textures on his papers?

• A sponge

• An old piece of carpet

• A paintbrush

• A roller

What is the main theme of Eric Carle's book 'From Head to Toe'?

• Friendship and sharing

• Colors and shapes

• Animals and their habitats

• Different body movements

What does Eric Carle do after finishing a picture?

• He frames it

• He adds more colors

• He signs it with his name

• He gives it away

What does Mr. Rogers emphasize about each day?

• It should be filled with work

• It should be a special day

• It should be spent alone

• It should be unpredictable