Lessons from 'Diary of a Spider'

The video is a reading of 'Diary of a Spider' by Dorene Cronin, with illustrations by Harry Bliss. It covers various diary entries of a young spider, including school events, family interactions, and adventures with friends. The spider learns about safety, friendship, and life lessons from Grandpa. The video ends with a cliffhanger and encourages viewers to explore more books.

Who is the author of 'Diary of a Spider'?

• Dr. Seuss

• Dorene Cronin

• J.K. Rowling

• Harry Bliss

What is one of the lessons Grandpa taught Spider on Grandparents Day?

• Butterflies are poisonous.

• Spiders are insects.

• Insects have six legs.

• Spiders can fly.

What did Spider learn to do in gym class?

• Run fast

• Swim

• Catch the wind

• Climb trees

What playground equipment did not work for Spider and his sister?

• Monkey bars

• Tire swing

• Slide

• Seesaw

What should spiders do if they hear a vacuum?

• Spin a web

• Climb a tree

• Stop, drop, and roll

• Hide in a shoe

What did Spider find gross about himself?

• His old skin

• His web

• His eyes

• His legs

What did Spider bring for Show and Tell?

• A new web

• His old skin

• A butterfly

• A leaf

Why did Fly not come out of her Treehouse?

• She was building a new web

• She was sleeping

• She was teased for eating her feet

• She was scared of Spider

Where did Grandpa travel to?

• London

• New York

• Tokyo

• Paris

What happened when Fly visited Spider's house?

• She ate a leaf

• She built a new web

• She fell asleep

• She got stuck in a web