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Mr. Incredible Needs a Break | 30 Days of Disney | Freeform

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Warm-up Questions

What do you think it means when someone “needs a break”?
What kinds of problems might make a parent feel exhausted?
If you could take a break for one day, what would you do?

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Mr. Incredible Needs a Break | 30 Days of Disney | Freeform

Exhaustion and a baby with strange powers (00:00 – 01:25)

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1. What does the speaker claim at first about handling the situation?

He has no idea what to do and needs help right now.
He is leaving the house to get supplies.
He can handle it and has everything under control.
He wants someone else to take over immediately.

2. What surprising detail do they mention about the baby?

He can still hear from “the other dimension.”
He never sleeps at all.
He only calms down when music plays.
He can talk clearly in full sentences.

3. What does the speaker say he needs in order to feel okay again?

A new job
A new house
A little bit of “me time”
A vacation for a month

Mr. Incredible Needs a Break | 30 Days of Disney | Freeform

Visiting a designer: sleep loss and everyday chaos (01:25 – 03:10)

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1. What does the designer say about the visitor’s appearance?

He looks confident.
He looks relaxed.
He looks ghastly.
He looks fashionable.

2. Which mistake does the speaker mention with batteries?

He forgot to buy any batteries at all.
He bought double-A batteries but needed triple-A’s.
He bought triple-A’s but still needed double-A batteries.
He bought the wrong brand of batteries.

3. What does the designer say the visitor did NOT come for?

A new suit
Eggs and batteries
Advice about parenting
A place to rest

Mr. Incredible Needs a Break | 30 Days of Disney | Freeform

A sudden change: agreeing to babysit overnight (03:10 – 04:00)

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1. What makes the designer react with strong interest?

Seeing something fascinating the baby does
Hearing about the laundry problem
Learning about the battery sizes
Finding the missing eggs

2. What does the designer finally agree to do?

Let the visitor leave the baby overnight
Design a suit for the visitor
Help with homework for the children
Drive the visitor home

3. Why does the designer say the visitor should go?

Because the other children need and miss him
Because the baby is too noisy
Because the visitor must buy eggs
Because the designer needs to close the shop

Mr. Incredible Needs a Break | 30 Days of Disney | Freeform

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1. What is the main problem the speaker is dealing with?

He is trying to plan a party.
He is training for a sports competition.
He is exhausted from taking care of a baby with unpredictable abilities.
He is moving to a new city.

2. Why is giving the baby cookies not a good long-term solution?

The speaker says he can’t keep giving cookies, but stopping causes problems.
Cookies are impossible to buy.
Cookies make the baby sleep too much.
The baby is allergic to cookies.

3. What changes the designer’s decision about helping?

The visitor promises to return tomorrow.
The designer sees something fascinating and becomes excited.
The baby falls asleep peacefully.
The visitor offers money.

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

Mr. Incredible Needs a Break | 30 Days of Disney | Freeform

In the clip, what details show that the speaker is overwhelmed? Which one feels most realistic to you?
Do you agree with the line “Done properly, parenting is a heroic act”? Why or why not?
What are some “outside-the-box” solutions for handling stress or lack of sleep?
Is it ever okay to use treats (like cookies) to manage behavior? What are the risks and alternatives?