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Relating this story to an Engineers lesson is a great idea. After explaining what an engineer is have the students think about whether they think Old Man Fookwire is an engineer. Engineer's solve problems, which is what Old Man Fookwire and the squirrels did throughout the story!  You can include anchor charts and worksheets

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After reading the story, reread it again but stop when either Old Man Fookwire or the squirrels come to a problem. Ask questions such as, what is the squirrels problem here? How did they resolve it?

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One way to incorporate this lesson is to have the students write in their journal about a time that things didn't go their way. Ask them to write about, how they responded to the situation? What did they learn from the situation? How will they handle situations similar in the future?

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"Those Darn Squirrels" expresses problem solving to students. When things don't go Old Man Fookwire's way he devises a plan to fix it, and the squirrels come up with a plan of their own too. It also covers topics such as hobbies, friendship, and loneliness.

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"Those Darn Squirrels" is about a grumpy old man, Old Man Fookwire, who enjoys birds so much that he devises a plan to keep them from heading south for winter. However, there are other hungry animals who turn out to enjoy the food, and they have a plan too.

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Adam Rubin is The New York Times best selling author of half a dozen picture books. Prior to writing, he spent ten years working as a creative director in the advertising industry