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One day, an old tired dog wanders into Noah’s yard. The dog doesn’t look hungry or sick, just very tired.

Noah gives the dog a few pats on the head. The dog follows Noah into the house, slowly walks down the hall, curls up in the corner and falls asleep.

An hour later, the dog wakes up and walks to the door. Noah lets him out.

The next day the dog is back. Once again the dog follows Noah into the house and sleeps in the corner for an hour. It is the same story the next day and the next and the next one after that.

Noah is very curious. “What’s up with this dog?” he wonders. He has an idea.

Noah pins a note to the dog’s collar:
To the owner of this dog,
Do you know that your dog comes to my house every afternoon and has a nap? Why? .....Noah

The next day the dog comes to Noah’s house with a new note pinned to its collar:
Max, our dog, lives in a home with 6 children, 3 under the age of 2. He's trying to catch up on his sleep. He can’t find a quiet spot here. Neither can I! Can I come with him tomorrow?

Where does Noah first find the tired dog?
on the street
at school
in his yard
in his yard How long does the dog sleep each day at Noah’s?
1 hour
2 hours
4 hours
1 hour How long does the dog sleep each day at Noah’s?
1 hour
2 hours
4 hours
1 hour What is the dog's name?
Max
Noah
Sam
Max Who are the owners of the dog?
the next door neighbors
a family with 6 children
Luca and Naya
a family with 6 children< Why does the dog nap at Noah’s house?
The dog’s owners kick him out of the house every day.
Noah plays with him and he gets tired.
It is too noisy to sleep at the dog’s house.
It is too noisy to sleep at the dog’s house. Why does the dog’s owner ask if he, also, can come to Noah’s house?
to try Noah’s father’s famous oatmeal cookies
to have a quiet spot to nap
to meet Noah and his family
to have a quiet spot to nap

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