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Featuring If You Give a Mouse a Brownie

WRITTEN BY

Laura NumeroffILLUSTRATED BY

Felicia Bond


Dear Booksellers, You’ve given a mouse a cookie, a moose a muffin, a pig a pancake, a cat a cupcake, and a dog a donut. But what happens when you give a mouse a brownie? Find out in Mouse’s brand-new adventure, If You Give a Mouse a Brownie, the ninth If You Give… series picture book from superstar author and illustrator team Laura Numeroff and Felicia Bond.

Kids and parents alike will eat up this delicious new story as Mouse starts a band, does arts and crafts, and plays in the rain. Giving Mouse a brownie is only the beginning!

We invite you to celebrate If You Give a Mouse a Brownie with this event kit featuring Mouse, Moose, Pig, Cat, and Dog, including:

• Reproducible storytime activities

• Scratch-n-sniff sticker sheets

• Decorative event poster

We hope you find everything you need in this kit to have a delicious time!

With thanks,HarperCollins Children’s Books



Dessert Decorators Whether you are making brownies, cookies, muffins, cupcakes, or donuts,

they’re always sweeter with something extra on top! Make your own dessert toppers following the instructions below and top your treats with your favorite characters.

SAFETY NOTE: When making crafts,

children should always ask permission from an adult before

using scissors.

What You’ll Need:

Scissors

Tape or Glue

Lollipop sticks or toothpicks

Instructions:

Cut out the below designs.

Stick the lollipop sticks or toothpicks on the back of the cutouts with tape or glue.

Place the end of the sticks in your dessert.

Enjoy!

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Baking BuddySimplify your next baking adventure—and teach kids what different baking measurements

mean—with this handy kitchen conversion tool. Cut out the chart below along the dotted lines and hang in your kitchen to make baking a breeze!

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Kitchen Conversions

1 tbsp = 3 tsp1/8 cup = 2 tbsp1/4 cup = 4 tbsp

1/3 cup = 5 tbsp + 1 tsp8 fluid ounces = 1 cup

1 pint = 2 cups1 quart = 2 pints4 cups = 1 quarts

1 gallon = 4 quarts16 ounces = 1 pound

SAFETY NOTE: When making crafts, children should always ask permission from an adult before using scissors.



Color with MouseMouse is having fun in the rain, but he could use some sun!

Color this page to brighten up Mouse’s day.

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Mouse’s Memory ChallengeDo you remember what happens if you give a mouse a brownie? Cut out the sixteen cards below. Spread the cards out facedown. With a friend, take turns flipping two cards over,

trying to match the picture. If you are correct, remove the two matching cards. See how many matches you can make!

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Beyond the BrownieWhat other adventures do you think Mouse would have in If You Give a Mouse a Brownie

if the story continued? Draw and color an extra scene starring Mouse in the white space below.



Sweet Stories Everyone knows that if you give a mouse a cookie, he’s going to ask for a glass of milk to go with it. But what if you gave Mouse something else? What else would he ask for?

Read If You Give a Mouse a Cookie and then recreate the classic opening lines by filling in the blanks below with your own words.

If you give a

a ,

he’s going to ask for .

to go with it.

What’s your favorite food? Write it on the line and draw a picture of it in the space below.

My favorite food is .

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Moose’s Muffin Maze

Start

Moose ate all the muffins! Help him find his way to the store to get more.

End



Pig’s Pancake ChallengePig’s favorite food is pancakes, but how many can she eat? Stack Pig’s plate high by drawing in

some pancakes. Then count them up and see how many pancakes Pig will devour!

Pig has ____ pancakes!



Color Cat’s CupcakesCat loves cupcakes with sprinkles. Color in his cupcakes to make them look even more delicious!

Pig has ____ pancakes!



Dog’s Donut DecoderWhen you give Dog a donut, he has tons of fun!

Unscramble the words below to find out all the things Dog likes.

1. ONUTD

2. PLEAP

3. ALLBBASE

4. KATESOARDB

5. ICEUJ

6. ANCED

Answer Key: 1: Donut; 2: Apple; 3: Baseball; 4: Skateboard; 5: Juice; 6: Dance

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