The Kissing Hand Concepts

Chester the raccoon is afraid to go to school and wants to stay home with his mother. Mrs. Raccoon comforts him by sharing a family secret called the Kissing Hand, which involves kissing the palm of his hand to remind him of her love. This gesture reassures Chester, and he feels confident to go to school. Before leaving, Chester gives his mother a Kissing Hand, ensuring she feels loved too.

Why does Chester not want to go to school?

• He wants to stay home with his mother.

• He forgot his homework.

• He is afraid of the dark.

• He doesn't like his teacher.

What does Mrs. Raccoon say about doing things we don't want to do?

• They are always fun.

• They are never necessary.

• They should be avoided.

• They can be strange and scary at first.

What is the secret that Mrs. Raccoon shares with Chester?

• A new toy.

• A special book.

• A magic spell.

• The Kissing Hand.

How does Mrs. Raccoon demonstrate the 'Kissing Hand'?

• By reading a story.

• By singing a song.

• By kissing Chester's palm.

• By giving Chester a hug.

What does Chester feel when his mother kisses his palm?

• Warm and loved.

• Cold and distant.

• Scared and anxious.

• Confused and lost.

What should Chester do when he feels lonely at school?

• Cry until he feels better.

• Run back home.

• Press his hand to his cheek.

• Call his mother.

What does Chester do for his mother before going to school?

• Gives her a 'Kissing Hand'.

• Sings her a song.

• Draws her a picture.

• Writes her a letter.

How does Mrs. Raccoon feel after Chester gives her a 'Kissing Hand'?

• Angry and upset.

• Happy and comforted.

• Indifferent and bored.

• Sad and lonely.