Understanding Reactions to Tragic Events

Who helped people when the buildings were hurt?

• Firefighters and police officers.

• Teachers and students.

• Doctors and nurses.

• Chefs and bakers.

How do people remember the sad day?

• They sing happy songs.

• They have special places to visit and say names.

• They play games.

• They go on vacation.

Besides the tall buildings, where else did planes crash?

• A big park and a school.

• A special building for the country and an empty field.

• A big store and a small house.

• A zoo and a farm.

What happened to the tall buildings in New York City?

• They were painted a new color.

• Airplanes crashed into them.

• They got new windows.

• They were moved to a new city.

What good thing happened to the nurses?

• They got new shoes.

• Someone helped them pay for school.

• They got a new car.

• They went on vacation.

How did the nurses feel when they heard the good news?

• Sad and mad.

• Happy and surprised.

• Tired and sleepy.

• Hungry and thirsty.

Who helped the nurses?

• A doctor.

• A kind person.

• A patient.

• A teacher.

What can a kind word or act do?

• Make someone sad.

• Make someone happy.

• Make someone sleepy.

• Make someone hungry.