Horrid Henry’s Monster Movie

By Francesca Simon

Horrid Henry

Grades 3-5

About

Henry loves scary movies and is very disappointed in the latest movie about the zombie vampire werewolf. He decides to make his own scary with a challenge from Margaret that his won't be as good as hers. You'll also read about Henry going to Aunt Ruby's as well as how Henry behaves when he trades Peter for his grump cards and how Henry throws his own Olympic games.

School grades3–5
Guided reading levelM
Accelerated Reader points1.0

Read one section at a time, then discuss the questions to review understanding. These questions are a starting place for conversation, not a complete test of the chapter.

Story 1

Comprehension questions

How does Horrid Henry feel about scary movies?

Page 1 — Loves them

1

What did Henry decide to make after watching The Zombie Vampire Werewolf?

Page 11 — His own scary movie

11

What was Margaret making next door?

Page 15 — A scary movie

15

How did Henry’s and Margaret’s movie cameras get broken?

Page 23 — They tripped over each other and dropped them

23

Story 2

Comprehension questions

Where did Henry and his family go for the weekend?

Page 25 — To Aunt Ruby’s and Cousin Steve’s

25

Who else was staying with Stuck Up Steve?

Page 28 — Bossy Bill

28

Why couldn’t Horrid Henry go to Tim’s party?

Page 36 — Steve and Bill tricked him and said he broke the bed

36

How did Henry get even with Steve and Bill for tricking him?

Page 46 — wrote a note and made them think they should wear pajamas and slippers to the party

46

Story 3

Comprehension questions

What’s a grump card?

Page 52 — A coupon Henry’s mom and dad gave for excellent behavior that erased a future punishment

52

How did Henry get his grump cards?

Page 61 — Playing with Peter

61

Now that Henry had grump cards, what did he do?

Page 63 — Make bad choices and use his cards

63

How quickly did Henry use all of his grump cards?

Page 70 — In an hour

70

Story 4

Comprehension questions

Why didn’t Henry like running, jumping or swimming?

Page 76 — He wasn’t very good at them

76

Why did Henry decide to have his own Olympics?

Page 79 — So he could compete at what he was good at

79

What was the prize for the winners of the competitions?

Page 79 — Chocolate

79

Why wasn’t there any chocolate left to give to the winners of the competitions?

Page 90 — Henry ate it all

90

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