The Travellers 🧳
Where did the travellers arrive?
In a small village.
What did the travellers put into the pot first?
Water.
Who came to the square first?
A woman.
Where did the travellers make a fire?
In the village square.
What was the name of the soup?
Stone soup.
How did the travellers feel?
Tired and hungry.
What did they drop into the water?
A large stone.
Where did the woman take the herbs from?
Her basket.
What did the travellers do while waiting for the soup?
They sat around the fire.
Did the travellers really have enough food to make soup at the beginning?
No, they didn't.
What did the travellers have with them?
A large pot.
What did the woman add to the soup?
Fresh herbs.
What did the travellers promise the woman?
To share their soup with her.
Who came to the square after the woman?
A man.
Why did the travellers tell people they needed herbs and meat?
To encourage people to contribute food.
Why didn't the villagers give them food?
They didn't trust the travellers.
What did the man add to the soup?
Meat.
What did the man do after adding meat?
He sat with the others and talked.
What did more villagers do when they arrived?
They added food to the pot.
Why did the soup become delicious?
Because everyone added ingredients.
What was the travellers' clever plan?
To make stone soup and encourage the villagers to share their food.
Name three types of food in the soup at the end.
Meat, potatoes and vegetables.
How did the relationship between the villagers and travellers change?
They became good friends.
What happened when the soup was ready?
Everyone shared the soup and enjoyed a wonderful meal.
What is the main lesson of the story?
Sharing and working together can help everyone.