Understanding Loss and Memories with Big Bird

What activity does Big Bird decide to do for his grown-up friends?

• Write them letters

• Draw pictures of them

• Bake them cookies

• Sing them a song

How does Big Bird feel after giving out the pictures?

• Proud and happy

• Anxious and worried

• Indifferent

• Confused and upset

What does Big Bird want to do with the picture he drew for Mr. Hooper?

• Give it to someone else

• Keep it for himself

• Throw it away

• Give it to Mr. Hooper when he returns

What do Big Bird's friends tell him about Mr. Hooper?

• He is on vacation

• He moved to another city

• He has passed away

• He is at the store

How does Big Bird initially react to the news about Mr. Hooper?

• He understands immediately

• He gets angry

• He laughs it off

• He is in denial

What do Big Bird's friends promise to do for him?

• Buy him new toys

• Take him on a trip

• Make him birdseed shakes and tell stories

• Teach him new games

What does Bob suggest they can be glad about?

• Having a party

• Having new friends

• Having a new store

• Having known Mr. Hooper

What does Big Bird decide to do with his memories of Mr. Hooper?

• Keep remembering them

• Share them with others

• Write them down

• Forget them

What specific memory does Big Bird recall about Mr. Hooper?

• Cooking dinner together

• Taking him to the park

• Teaching him to roller skate

• Reading him a bedtime story

What does Big Bird hang next to his nest?

• A new toy

• A picture of Mr. Hooper

• A birdhouse

• A calendar