Wemberly's Worries and Concerns

Wemberly worries about everything, from small daily concerns to big events like starting school. Her family reassures her, but she continues to worry. At school, she meets Jewel, who shares similar interests, helping Wemberly feel less anxious. Through friendship, Wemberly learns to manage her worries better.

What does Wemberly worry about the most?

• Everything, big and small

• Only little things

• Only big things

• Nothing at all

What does Wemberly's grandmother say about her worrying?

• It's necessary

• It's too much

• It's just right

• It's not enough

What does Wemberly's father say when she worries?

• He ignores it

• He doesn't notice

• He worries too

• He laughs

What does Wemberly worry about at the playground?

• The number of children

• The height of the slide

• The chains on the swings

• The color of the swings

What is Wemberly's concern about her doll, Petal?

• Petal will be stolen

• Petal will get lost

• Petal will have no ears left

• Petal will get dirty

What does Wemberly do when she is especially worried?

• Goes for a walk

• Reads a book

• Rubs Petal's ears

• Talks to her parents

What does Wemberly worry about on her birthday?

• The cake will be too sweet

• The weather will be bad

• No one will come to her party

• The decorations will fall

What is Wemberly's worry during Halloween?

• Her costume will be scary

• There will be too many butterflies

• The candy will run out

• The parade will be canceled

What new worry does Wemberly have?

• Moving to a new house

• Starting school

• Getting a new pet

• Learning a new sport

What is one of Wemberly's concerns about school?

• The playground will be small

• The books will be heavy

• The classroom will be too big

• The teacher will be mean