Characters & Setting
Critical Thinking Triangle
Sequence
Ending
100

Who is the smallest of the three characters?

Beaver

100

True or False: The three main characters are best friends.

True.

100

Who sat in the canoe’s stern, causing it to tip over into the river?

All of them!
100

What do the animals land on in the middle of the rapids?

A rock.

200

Who has a "steady hoof?"

Moose

200

What do the three main characters often do?

Argue or disagree.

200

How did the animals figure out who got to sit in the stern?

By playing Eenie-Meenie-Minie-Moe.

200

Who suggests to throw Beaver to shore to get help?

Bear.

300

Who is the most powerful of the three characters?

Bear

300

What did the 3 main characters decide to do at the beginning of the story?

They decided to go canoeing.

300

The animals all started to paddle to the left of the canoe, which made them go in _________.

Circles.

300

After surviving the rapids, how do the animals decide to get home safely?

By walking.

400

Where and when does the story take place?

In a forest, on a sunny day

400

How do you think the characters feel when things go wrong in the creek?

Frustrated, upset, angry, disappointed, etc.

400

Bear and Moose lifted the canoe above their heads to carry it over a ______ ___ when they got stuck.

Beaver dam.

400

List 3 things the animals did after surviving the rapids.

They took a nap.

They fixed their canoe and paddles.

They caught fish.

They cooked lunch.

They ate lunch.

They said thanks for the adventure.

500

If you could use one word to describe the three main characters, what word would you use?

Stubborn, bad, defensive, argumentative, etc.

500

How do the characters treat each other at the beginning of the story?

Poorly, they argue a lot, badly, etc.

500

Why didn’t the animals hear a rumbling in the distance?

Because they were arguing loudly!

500

How do the animals feel at the end of the story? (Hint: There are two words that are used  specifically in the story).

Rested and relaxed.

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