Understanding Fear and Storm Responses

The video is a reading of 'Thunder Cake' by Patricia Polacco, where a grandmother helps her grandchild overcome the fear of thunderstorms by baking a special cake. As they gather ingredients and bake, the child learns to face fears and realizes their own bravery. The story highlights the supportive relationship between the grandmother and grandchild, and the transformative power of love and encouragement.

Where is Grandma's farm located?

• California

• Texas

• Michigan

• Florida

What does the narrator fear the most?

• Rain

• Lightning

• Wind

• Thunder

What does Grandma suggest they make during the storm?

• Banana Bread

• Chocolate Cookies

• Thunder Cake

• Apple Pie

What does the narrator do when the storm approaches?

• Hides under the bed

• Runs away

• Stays calm

• Goes outside

What does Grandma do when the storm is near?

• Closes the windows

• Goes to sleep

• Starts baking

• Reads a book

How does Grandma determine the distance of the storm?

• By the speed of the wind

• By counting seconds between lightning and thunder

• By the color of the clouds

• By the temperature drop

What is the first ingredient they gather for the Thunder Cake?

• Flour

• Eggs

• Sugar

• Milk

What animal does the narrator fear while collecting eggs?

• A cat

• A hen

• A dog

• A cow

What does the narrator do after counting the seconds between lightning and thunder?

• Stops and waits

• Calls for help

• Runs inside

• Continues gathering ingredients

What does Grandma say about the storm's distance when it's ten miles away?

• It's far away

• It's very close

• It's about an hour away

• It's not coming