Pigeon Sleep Habits and Excuses

Mrs. K reads 'Don't Let the Pigeon Stay Up Late' by Mo Willams, sharing the humorous excuses the pigeon makes to avoid bedtime. The video encourages viewers to enjoy reading and check out the book at their local library or bookstore. Mrs. K invites viewers to subscribe for more read-aloud videos.

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

• The pigeon wants to go to bed early.

• The pigeon is trying to stay up late.

• The pigeon is planning a party.

• The pigeon is reading a book.

What does the narrator call the viewers at the beginning?

• Night owls.

• Bookworms.

• Sleepyheads.

• Early birds.

What is the first excuse the pigeon uses to stay up late?

• He wants to read a book.

• He wants to watch TV.

• He wants to have a hot dog party.

• He needs to finish his homework.

What does the pigeon suggest watching on TV?

• A documentary about sleep.

• A show about birds.

• A cartoon about bunnies.

• A movie about dogs.

How many more minutes does the pigeon ask for before going to bed?

• Two more minutes.

• Three more minutes.

• Ten more minutes.

• Five more minutes.

What activity does the pigeon suggest to delay bedtime?

• Reading a book.

• Drawing pictures.

• Playing a game.

• Counting stars.

What does the pigeon say about talking?

• They talk all the time.

• They should talk less.

• They never get to talk anymore.

• They talk too much.

What reason does the pigeon give for not needing much sleep?

• Pigeons are nocturnal.

• Pigeons sleep during the day.

• Pigeons are very active.

• Pigeons hardly need any sleep.

What does the pigeon claim about the time in China?

• It's morning in China.

• It's evening in China.

• It's the middle of the day in China.

• It's night in China.

What does the pigeon promise about tomorrow night?

• He will have a party.

• He will go to bed early.

• He will stay up late again.

• He will watch TV.