The Good Egg's Journey and Lessons

The story follows a good egg who always helps others but becomes overwhelmed by the bad behavior of fellow eggs. Cracking under pressure, the egg leaves to focus on self-care and healing. Eventually, the egg returns home, realizing that neither it nor the other eggs need to be perfect, embracing acceptance and balance.

What does the Good Egg do to help others?

• It tells stories.

• It sings songs.

• It carries groceries.

• It cooks breakfast.

How many eggs lived together in the carton?

• Fourteen

• Twelve

• Six

• Ten

What behavior did the other eggs exhibit?

• They were always quiet.

• They followed all rules.

• They helped the Good Egg.

• They ignored bedtime and ate sugary cereal.

What caused the Good Egg to develop cracks?

• Eating too much sugar.

• Lack of sleep.

• Too much sunlight.

• Pressure from trying to be perfect.

What did the Good Egg decide to do after noticing the cracks?

• Ignore the cracks.

• Ask for help from other eggs.

• Stay and fix the carton.

• Leave the carton to focus on itself.

What activities did the Good Egg engage in during its journey?

• Reading and painting.

• Dancing and singing.

• Cooking and cleaning.

• Shopping and traveling.

What was the result of the Good Egg's self-care journey?

• The cracks worsened.

• The Good Egg felt more stressed.

• The cracks healed and it felt better.

• The Good Egg became lonely.

Why did the Good Egg decide to return to the carton?

• It was forced to return.

• It wanted to be a leader again.

• It missed its friends.

• It needed more challenges.

What realization did the Good Egg have upon returning?

• Neither it nor the other eggs needed to be perfect.

• It should leave again.

• The other eggs were still bad.

• It needed to be perfect.

How did the Good Egg plan to balance its life after returning?

• By ignoring the other eggs.

• By focusing only on itself.

• By being good to others and itself.

• By taking charge of the carton.