The Little Red Hen's Story

The Little Red Hen is a story about a hardworking hen who lives on a farm with lazy animal friends. She finds grains of wheat and asks for help to plant, harvest, grind, and bake them into bread, but her friends refuse each time. The hen does all the work herself and, in the end, enjoys the bread alone, teaching a lesson about the value of hard work and self-reliance.

What was the Little Red Hen's daily routine on the farm?

• She relaxed with her friends.

• She worked hard to keep the barnyard clean and feed her chicks.

• She went on adventures.

• She slept all day.

What did the Little Red Hen find in the barnyard that sparked her idea?

• A pot of gold

• Grains of wheat

• A basket of fruits

• A golden egg

How did the Little Red Hen's friends respond when she asked for help planting the wheat?

• They laughed at her.

• They eagerly agreed to help.

• They ignored her.

• They refused to help.

What did the Little Red Hen do after the wheat had grown?

• She left it in the field.

• She asked for help to cut it.

• She gave it to her friends.

• She sold it at the market.

What was the Little Red Hen's response when her friends refused to help cut the wheat?

• She abandoned the task.

• She did it herself.

• She asked someone else.

• She decided not to cut it.

What did the Little Red Hen do with the wheat after cutting it?

• She threw it away.

• She gave it to the animals.

• She ground it into flour.

• She stored it in the barn.

What was the next step after the Little Red Hen ground the wheat into flour?

• She stored the flour.

• She gave the flour to her friends.

• She sold the flour.

• She made bread dough.

How did the Little Red Hen's friends react when she asked for help baking the bread?

• They offered to help.

• They refused to help.

• They were busy with other tasks.

• They were not interested.

What did the Little Red Hen do when her friends wanted to help eat the bread?

• She shared it with them.

• She ignored them.

• She refused to share.

• She made more bread.

What lesson can be learned from the Little Red Hen's story?

• Helping others is a waste of time.

• Sharing is not important.

• It's better to relax and let others work.

• Hard work and self-reliance pay off.