How the Grinch Stole Christmas

What do the Whos do on Christmas that bothers the Grinch most of all?

• They all sing together.

• The children make noise with all their new toys.

• They cook and eat a big feast.

What is the lesson that the Grinch learns?

• I must stop Christmas from coming.

• If Santa could do it then so could the Grinch.

• Maybe Christmas doesn't come from a store.

What did the Grinch's feelings about Christmas cause him to do?

• He dressed as Santa Clause and stole all the Christmas items from the Whos.

• He locked himself in his cave until Christmas was over.

• He went down and scared everyone so they would stay home.

Dr. Seuss wrote about the Grinch, "And he puzzled three hours, until his puzzler was sore." What is the meaning of the word puzzler?

• It is a game.

• It is his feet.

• It is his brain.

At the beginning, we read reasons for the Grinch hating Christmas. Which one ended up being the real reason?

• His head was not on quite right.

• His heart was two sizes to small.

• He was a good singer.

Why was the Grinch's heart to small?

• He was lonely.

• No one ever gave him Christmas presents.

• He was never invited to the Christmas feast.

• ALL THE ABOVE.

How do the illustrations help you understand the Grinch's character?

• They show how cold and snowy it is and why the Grinch is Grumpy.

• The illustrations show how the Grinch changes from hateful to joyous.

• They show how bad the Who's treated the Grinch.

How are the Grinch and Cindy Lou different?

• They both don't like Christmas trees with broken lights.

• The only loves adult Whos, and Cindy Lou is a toddler.

• The Grinch is mean and lies, and Cindy Lou is sweet and innocent.

What type of story is How the Grinch Stole Christmas?

• Biography

• Fiction

• non-fiction