Show:
The Fox and the Gulls
Puddle Play
The Scream
Moosling the Hero
Pen Pals
100
The fox wanted to ____ the baby birds
eat
100
What kind of animal was this book about?
Foxes
100
Why didn't Lizzie want to go to the doctor?
She had to get a shot.
100
What did Moosling do that made him a hero?
He saved the baby birds in the nest.
100
Did Katie like having a pen pal?
Yes!
200
Why did the fox float away at the end?
He drank too much water
200
What did mother warn the kids about before they went outside?
To not play in the mud.
200
Why did Lizzie startle the doctor?
Her scream was very loud.
200
Why was mother bird calling for help?
Her babies were floating down a river.
200
What sport did Serena and Katie both play?
Soccer
300
How many baby birds did the illustrator draw?
Three
300
Who went into the puddle first, Roxy or Andy?
Roxy
300
Why did grandma scream at the beginning of the book?
To get the cat off of the counter.
300
The birds had to wait until _________ before they could leave. (Hint: more than one word)
they could fly
300
Who was Katie's first soccer game against?
Serena's school
400
What did mother gull fill the bag with to replace her baby birds? Why?
Thorny branches so the fox would hurt himself.
400
Was father in the story? (Hint: not in the pictures, but in the story that was written down)
No
400
What does Kim do to get through shots?
She repeats a phrase to herself (Snake Spit).
400
What did the animals use to get the nest off at the end of the book (It was in a picture, not written)?
Rope
400
Who had the idea of sending a photo to Katie's pen pal?
Her teacher
500
What is a reed hut?
A house made out straw.
500
Other than being hot, why did Andy go into the puddle?
Because he saw Roxy having so much fun.
500
Was the cat's name Billy, Bethany, or Babs?
Babs
500
What are two things Moosling had to do to make sure the baby birds were okay on his head?
Stay out of the rain, stay out of the sun, sleep standing up (or not sleep at all!)
500
How did Katie know Serena played soccer?
She was wearing her uniform in a picture.