Curiosity and Safety in Exploration

Miss Matthew reads 'Charlie and the Curious Club: Candy or Medicine' to teach children about curiosity and safety. Charlie and Dylan, members of the Curious Club, investigate whether apples are like medicine. They meet a new neighbor, Ms. Shirley, and her parrot, Pierre. Mistaking medication for candy, they learn the importance of caution. The story concludes with safety advice and a pledge to share their knowledge.

What was Charlie curious about at the beginning of the story?

• Why the sky is blue

• How to build a treehouse

• How apples can keep the doctor away

• Why birds can fly

Who did Charlie decide to call for a special meeting of the Curious Club?

• His mom

• His neighbor

• Dylan

• His teacher

What unusual pet did the new neighbor have?

• A dog

• A rabbit

• A cat

• A parrot

Why couldn't Pierre the parrot fly away?

• He was too young

• His wing was clipped

• He was scared

• He was too heavy

What did Charlie and Dylan mistakenly think was candy?

• A colorful trinket

• A toy

• A gadget

• Medication

What did Miss Shirley say about curiosity?

• It should be avoided

• It's not important

• It can be dangerous without caution

• It's always safe

What did the boys learn from the poison safety book?

• The importance of exercise

• How to grow apples

• How to train a parrot

• The dangers of taking the wrong medicine

What pledge did the Curious Club make?

• To always eat apples

• To explore without caution

• To ask a grown-up if something is safe

• To never be curious

What should children do before touching or tasting something new?

• Try it immediately

• Ask a grown-up if it's safe

• Ignore it

• Share it with friends

What is the main safety tip shared by the Curious Club?

• Never ask questions

• Eat candy every day

• Stay away from off-limit cupboards

• Always play outside