Helping Baby Hudzy

What does Hazzy initially do to get attention?

• He dances around.

• He tells a joke.

• He sings a song.

• He acts like a baby.

What does Hazzy decide to do instead of seeking attention?

• Help with the baby.

• Play with toys.

• Take a nap.

• Go outside.

What does Hazzy notice about Hudzy that suggests he might need a nap?

• Hudzy is rubbing his eyes.

• Hudzy is yawning.

• Hudzy is laughing.

• Hudzy is playing with toys.

What activity helps Hudzy stop crying?

• Playing with a rattle.

• Listening to a naptime story.

• Going for a walk.

• Eating a snack.

How does Hazzy feel about helping Hudzy after he stops crying?

• He feels tired.

• He enjoys it and finds it fun.

• He finds it boring.

• He wants to stop helping.

What does Hazzy decide to do after helping Hudzy?

• Help someone else.

• Go home.

• Play with his friends.

• Take a nap.

What role does Hazzy embrace by the end of the story?

• A singer.

• A teacher.

• A leader.

• A helparoo.

What does Hazzy learn about babies by the end of the story?

• They don't need much attention.

• They can be cute and fun to help.

• They are difficult to handle.

• They are always noisy.

What does Hazzy want to do for someone little?

• Give them a toy.

• Sing them a song.

• Help with the swinging part.

• Read them a story.

What is the main theme of the story?

• Seeking attention is important.

• Babies are always difficult.

• Helping others can be rewarding.

• Playing is more fun than helping.