Lessons from the Good Egg

The story follows a good egg who always helps others but feels pressured by the behavior of fellow eggs. Cracking under stress, the egg leaves to focus on self-care. Through this journey, the egg learns to balance being good to others and itself. Returning home, the egg realizes that neither it nor the other eggs need to be perfect.

What does the Good Egg do to help others?

• Writes letters and sends gifts

• Sings songs and dances

• Cooks meals and cleans houses

• Carries groceries and waters plants

How many eggs lived together in the carton?

• Twelve

• Ten

• Thirteen

• Eleven

What behavior did the other eggs exhibit?

• They were always quiet

• They ignored bedtime and ate only sugar

• They were very disciplined

• They helped the Good Egg

What did the Good Egg notice about itself one morning?

• It had cracks in its shell

• It was feeling heavier

• It was changing color

• It was growing bigger

What was the Good Egg's initial reaction to the other eggs' behavior?

• It joined them

• It left immediately

• It tried to fix them

• It ignored them

What did the Good Egg decide to do after noticing the cracks?

• Ask for help from other eggs

• Stay and fix the carton

• Leave the carton

• Ignore the cracks

What did the Good Egg learn about pressure?

• It is always beneficial

• It should be ignored

• It can cause harm if excessive

• It is necessary for success

What was the Good Egg's condition before it decided to leave?

• Completely fine

• Feeling scrambled and stressed

• Indifferent

• Very happy

What activities did the Good Egg engage in during its journey?

• Singing and dancing

• Reading and painting

• Cooking and cleaning

• Shopping and traveling

What was the result of the Good Egg's self-discovery journey?

• The cracks worsened

• The egg decided to never return

• The cracks healed

• The egg became more stressed