Leo's Journey: Growth and Challenges

Leo, a late bloomer, struggles with basic skills, causing concern for his parents. His father watches for signs of progress, while his mother advises patience. Eventually, Leo blooms in his own time, mastering reading, writing, drawing, and speaking.

What were some of the things Leo struggled with at the beginning?

• He couldn't read or write.

• He was a good speaker.

• He was a great artist.

• He was a fast runner.

What was Leo's eating habit described as?

• Slow

• Neat

• Sloppy

• Fast

How did Leo's mother describe him?

• A quick thinker

• A talented artist

• A late bloomer

• A fast learner

What was Leo's father's initial reaction to Leo's struggles?

• He was angry.

• He was proud.

• He was indifferent.

• He was worried.

How did Leo's mother reassure his father?

• By saying Leo was a late bloomer.

• By saying Leo was very talented.

• By saying Leo needed more time.

• By saying Leo was just lazy.

What did Leo's father do every day?

• He taught Leo to draw.

• He read books to Leo.

• He watched Leo for signs of blooming.

• He took Leo to the park.

What advice did Leo's mother give about watching Leo?

• Encourage him to speak.

• A watched bloomer doesn't bloom.

• Keep watching closely.

• Teach him more skills.

What did Leo's father do every night?

• He read bedtime stories.

• He sang lullabies.

• He played games with Leo.

• He watched Leo for signs of blooming.

What did Leo's father think about blooming?

• Better late than never.

• It doesn't matter.

• It should happen quickly.

• It's not important.

What did Leo's father decide to do instead of watching Leo?

• He went for a walk.

• He took up painting.

• He watched television.

• He started reading books.