The Good Egg: Understanding Themes and Characters

Miss A reads 'The Good Egg' by Jory John, a story about an egg that tries to be perfect and help others. The Good Egg faces stress and cracks under pressure, leading to a journey of self-discovery. It learns to balance helping others with self-care and realizes that perfection isn't necessary. The story concludes with a lesson on doing your best.

Who is the author of 'The Good Egg'?

• Dr. Seuss

• J.K. Rowling

• Jory John

• Roald Dahl

What does the Good Egg do to help others?

• Cook meals

• Teach classes

• Paint houses

• Drive cars

How many eggs lived together in the carton?

• 12

• 15

• 10

• 8

What bad habits did the other eggs have?

• Exercised daily

• Studied hard

• Ate vegetables

• Ignored bedtime

What did the Good Egg do to help its friends?

• Tried to fix their behavior

• Ignored them

• Joined their mischief

• Left them alone

What did the Good Egg do to help its friends?

• Tried to fix their behavior

• Left them alone

• Ignored them

• Joined their mischief

What physical change did the Good Egg notice due to stress?

• Change in color

• Cracks in its shell

• New patterns

• Loss of size

What did the Good Egg do after realizing it was cracking?

• Visited a doctor

• Ignored it

• Covered it up

• Painted over it

What did the Good Egg decide to do after feeling overwhelmed?

• Ignore the problem

• Eat more sugar

• Talk to a friend

• Leave the carton

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

• Reading books

• Playing video games

• Shopping

• Watching TV