Chapter 1 Why does Mr. Popper wish he was a scientist rather than a painter? What would you like to be when you grow up and why? Why do Mr. and Mrs. Popper.

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Chapter 1 Why does Mr. Popper wish he was a scientist rather than a painter? What would you like to be when you grow up and why? Why do Mr. and Mrs. Popper have to change what they eat? If you could save up some money, what would like to buy and why? Where would Mr. Popper want to visit most and why? Where would you like to visit that you have not been to and why?

Chapter 2 Mrs. Popper thinks penguins are heathens. A heathen is something or someone who is uncivilized or cruel. Why does Mrs. Popper think the penguins are cruel or mean? What type of behavior do you think is cruel or mean? Why? Mr. Popper wrote to Admiral Drake. Why is Mr. Popper so excited to write to him? If you could write to someone famous, who would you write to and why?

Chapter 3 Why did Mr. Popper have trouble sleeping? Have you ever been so excited that you could not fall asleep easily? Explain such a time. The penguin is curious. What did he do that tells you he is curious? What are you curious about? What can you do to learn more about what interests you?

Chapter 4 Why did Mr. Popper name the penguin Captain Cook? What name would you have chosen for the penguin and why? Why does Mrs. Popper think the penguin will be a good example for her family? Another word for “good example” is role model. Who do you consider to be a good role model and why?

Chapter 5 Why do you think the police are at Mr. Popper’s house and why? When should you call the police and why? What was the serviceman’s reaction when he came to Mr. Popper’s house and why? Pretend you are the serviceman. What would you have said to Mr. Popper?

Chapter 6 Mr. Popper wants to get a license for his pet. How did the people at City Hall react on the phone? How would you react if someone asked you for a penguin license? Why?

Chapter 7 What did Captain Cook use to build his rookery in the house? If you had to build a rookery for yourself, what would you like in your rookery? Explain why.

Chapter 8 Mr. Popper took Captain Cook for a walk. How did people react to the sight of a penguin on the street. How would you react and why? Does the reporter believe that Mr. Popper got the penguin from Admiral Drake? How do you know? Would you believe him? Explain your answer.

Chapter 9 Why does Captain Cook climb the stairs? What types of activities do you like to do and why? Why did Mr. Popper call a taxi? What do you do that makes you very tired?

Chapter 10 Why are the Popper’s proud and happy? Describe a time when you very proud about something you did. People felt badly that Captain Cook was sick. What did people do to show their sympathy? What would you do to cheer up a sick friend? Why does Dr. Smith think Captain Cook and Greta might be sick? Describe a time when you miss someone very much. How did you feel?

Chapter 11 Mr. and Mrs. Popper cannot tell the penguins apart. Think about what Mr. Popper does for work. What do you think Mr. Popper will do to tell them apart? What would you do to tell them apart? How did Mr. and Mrs. Popper keep the penguins cold in the house when they were not in the icebox? During the winter how do you keep warm in your house?

Chapter 12 How does Mr. Popper solve the problem of keeping all the penguin eggs warm? Describe a problem you solved and how you did it? Mr. Popper does not want spring to come. Why? Which season do you look forward to and why?

Chapter 13 Why were Mr. and Mrs. Popper worried about money? What are some ways you can earn money? What will Mr. Popper train the penguins to do? If you owned a dog or a cat, what could you train it to do?

Chapter 14 Why does Mr. Popper have to open the windows on the bus? When you go for a car ride, what do you like to do and why? Mr. Greenbaum wants to change the name of the penguin show to “Popper’s Pink-Toed Penguins.” Why doesn’t Mr. Popper like that title? What would you name the penguin show and why?

Chapter 15 Why does Mr. Popper want to get the ladders off the stage? How does your teacher get everyone in the class to listen? Which way do you like the best and why? Why did Janie and Bill cry? Describe a time when you were sad and why?

Chapter 16 What did the Popper’s do before they left their house for a long time? If you went away on vacation, what would you and your family have to do before you left home? What does Mr. Popper have to fit inside the taxi? What do you take with you on vacation and why? Why did Monsieur Duval fall off the high wire? When have you made a mistake? Described what happened?

Chapter 17 Why is the lady opera singer annoyed that the penguins will be performing the same night as her? Describe a time when you were annoyed? How did you feel? Why do Popper’s penguins feel guilty? Describe a time when you felt badly about doing something you should not have? What do the penguins like to eat? What do they not like to eat? What is your favorite meal and why?

Chapter 18 What was Mr. Popper busy doing at night? Mr. Popper was very tired. What do you do that makes you tired? Why does the theater manager want to have Mr. Popper arrested? Pretend you are Mr. Popper. What will you tell the police?

Chapter 19 Describe the two choices Mr. Popper must think about. Write a letter to Mr. Popper telling him what he should do and why. Include at least three reasons to persuade Mr. Popper to make that choice.

Chapter 20 Describe how Mr. Popper felt when he was saying good-bye to the penguins. Describe how you would feel if your best friend was moving far away. Describe how Mrs. Popper feels knowing her husband will not be back for a long time. Were you surprised by her reaction? Why?