Didgeridoo's Lessons on Acceptance

The video tells the story of Drew and his dragon, Diggory, who struggles with accepting 'no' as an answer. Through various scenarios, Diggory learns the importance of patience and understanding when told 'no'. The story provides practical advice on managing anger and finding alternative activities, emphasizing the value of listening and respecting others' decisions.

What is unique about Drew's pet?

• It's a talking parrot.

• It's a dragon.

• It's a giant turtle.

• It's a magical unicorn.

What happens when Didgeridoo is told 'no'?

• He goes to sleep.

• He calmly accepts it.

• He throws tantrums and gets angry.

• He becomes sad and quiet.

Why is it important for Didgeridoo to learn to accept 'no'?

• To make more friends.

• To learn new tricks.

• To become a better flyer.

• To avoid burning down the house.

What does Drew realize about Didgeridoo's behavior?

• He needs a new toy.

• He needs a bigger bed.

• He needs more food.

• He needs training to handle 'no'.

What is one technique suggested to calm down when angry?

• Go for a run.

• Jump up and down.

• Count to ten and breathe slowly.

• Eat a snack.

What should Didgeridoo do instead of taking toys without asking?

• Ignore them.

• Ask politely to borrow them.

• Hide them secretly.

• Break them.

What is a benefit of getting a good night's sleep for a dragon?

• It gives them super strength.

• It makes them invisible.

• It helps them grow.

• It changes their color.

What is one activity Didgeridoo can do on a rainy day?

• Swim in the pool.

• Fly around the house.

• Draw a picture.

• Play outside.

What should Didgeridoo remember when someone tells him 'no'?

• To run away.

• To argue back.

• To accept it as an answer.

• To ignore it.

What is the overall message of the story?

• It's fun to throw tantrums.

• Dragons should always get what they want.

• Learning to accept 'no' is important.

• Dragons should never listen to humans.