Wolf! Wolf!

Front

What does the wolf want from the boy?

Back

The wolf wants to take a goat from the boy because he is too tired to chase the goats.

Front

What is the wolf's problem in the story?

Back

The wolf is hungry and he can't get his own food.

Front

What lesson can we learn from the story?

Back

Things aren't always as they seem.

Front

Why doesn't the wolf eat the goat in his garden?

Back

The goat helps his garden grow.

Front

How does the wolf feel at the end of the story?

Back

The wolf has a friend.

Front

What does it mean when we say 'Things aren't always as they seem'?

Back

It means that situations may not be what they appear to be at first.

Front

Why is the wolf too tired to chase the goats?

Back

The wolf is too tired because he has been trying to catch them.

Front

What does the goat do for the wolf's garden?

Back

The goat helps the garden grow by eating weeds and fertilizing the soil.

Front

What is the relationship between the wolf and the goat at the end of the story?

Back

The wolf and the goat become friends.

Front

What can we learn about kindness from the wolf?

Back

The wolf shows kindness by not eating the goat and helping him.