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Pete the Cat

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Who are Pete's friends? Callie, Marty, Emma, and Grumpy Toad
What is the setting of the story? Pete's tree house
Who are the authors of the book? Kimberly Dean and James Dean
Who illustrated the book? James Dean
Why does Pete decide to build a tree house? He builds one so that he and his friends can play together.
What kinds of rooms does Pete add to his tree house? Tower, arcade, bowling alley, wave pool, movie theater, skate park, climbing wall, ice rink
Why do you think Pete keeps adding more rooms to his tree house? He is having a party, and he wants more things for his friends to do at the tree house.
How do Pete's friends feel about the tree house? How can you tell? At first, they think it's too small- they tell him. Then they are excited about it, because they plan a party and keep adding rooms.
Why does Pete decide to make his tree house simpler at the end? He wants all of his friends to be able to play together, because they were getting lonely.
What does the word "tip-top" suggest about the tree house? It is at the top of the tree.
What lesson do you think Pete learns? Do you agree with it? I think he learns that it is more fun to play together than apart. I agree.
What problem does Pete face when his tree house becomes too big? How does he solve it? His friends are all playing in separate rooms, and they were lonely. He invited them to play on the jungle gym together.
What is a theme of the story? Support your answer with details from the book. Activities are more fun with you can do them with your friends!
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