First Day Jitters: Understanding Emotions

The video introduces a story called 'First Day Jitters' by Julie Denenberg, illustrated by Judy Love. It follows Sarah, who is nervous about starting at a new school. Despite her reluctance, her father, Mr. Hartwell, encourages her to go. As they arrive, Sarah is anxious, but the story reveals a twist: Sarah is actually the new teacher, not a student. The video concludes with a message that everyone gets nervous, even teachers, and encourages viewers to embrace new challenges.

What is the main theme introduced at the beginning of the video?

• The importance of reading books

• Starting new things and dealing with nervousness

• The excitement of going back to school

• The joy of sharing stories

Who is the author of 'First Day Jitters'?

• Sarah Jane Hartwell

• Mr. Hartwell

• Julie Denenberg

• Judy Love

What is Sarah's initial reaction to going to her new school?

• Curious

• Reluctant

• Indifferent

• Excited

Why is Sarah hesitant about her new school?

• She prefers her old school

• She doesn't like the teachers

• The school is too far

• She doesn't know anyone there

What does Mr. Hartwell do to encourage Sarah to go to school?

• Offers to stay with her

• Allows her to skip school

• Promises her a gift

• Tells her about new friends

How does Sarah feel physically as she heads to school?

• Excited and energetic

• Happy and cheerful

• Calm and relaxed

• Sick and anxious

Who greets Sarah upon her arrival at the school?

• Her classmates

• Her new teacher

• The school janitor

• Mrs. Burton, the principal

What surprising role does Sarah have at the new school?

• She is a student

• She is the principal

• She is a teacher

• She is a librarian

What is the key message of the story 'First Day Jitters'?

• Only students get nervous

• It's okay to be nervous sometimes

• Teachers never get nervous

• Nervousness is a sign of weakness