About This Book
In 'Henry and Mudge Take the Big Test,' young Henry enrolls his enormous, but good-hearted, dog Mudge in Papp's Dog School. Over eight weeks, Mudge learns important commands and manners, with Henry's patient help. The story culminates in Mudge proudly earning a certificate and a well-deserved reward of liver treats. This early chapter book, part of a beloved series, gently explores themes of perseverance, the special bond between a child and their pet, and the satisfaction of achieving goals. It's perfect for children aged 6-8 reading independently or 4-6 as a read-aloud, offering a comforting and humorous look at pet ownership.
Discussion Prompts
1
What did Mudge learn at dog school? What was the hardest thing for him to learn?
2
How did Henry help Mudge during his training? Why is it important to be patient when teaching someone new things?
3
If you had a pet, what would you teach it? What kind of reward would it like?
4
How do you think Mudge felt when he got his certificate? How do you feel when you achieve something you've worked hard for?
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