Nature’s Wonders
Name one creature mentioned in the poem.
Grasshopper / Rabbit / Butterfly (any one)
What does “meadow” mean?
A field of grass or wildflowers.
What lesson does the poem teach?
Observe and appreciate nature carefully.
Who wrote “Meadow Surprises”?
Lois Brandt Phillips
Why does the poet call the meadow magical?
Because it is full of hidden life and beauty that surprises us.
Name two surprises hidden in the meadow.
Tiny flowers, hidden nests, butterflies, small animals (any two)
What does “surprises” mean in the poem?
Unexpected, hidden, or delightful things.
What is the tone of the poem?
Joyful, curious, and appreciative.
What is the main theme of the poem?
The hidden beauty and wonders of a meadow.
Why is careful observation important in nature?
It helps us notice small details and appreciate life around us.
What is special about the things we find in the meadow?
They are small, often overlooked, and full of life.
Find one rhyming pair of words in the poem.
eg: see - me
How does the poem encourage us to interact with nature?
By observing, discovering, and respecting its hidden wonders.
Why did the poet write about a meadow?
To show how even ordinary nature is full of surprises.
What might happen if humans destroy meadows?
We would lose plants, animals, and the beauty of nature.