The Woodcutter's Gift

What did the woodcutter make from the tree that blew down in the storm?

• real live animals

• life-size wooden animals

• a zoo to keep animals in

In The Woodcutter's Gift...

Who painted the animals that the woodcutter built?

• the woodcutter

• the people that lived in the town

• the kids in the town

In The Woodcutter's Gift...

TRUE or FALSE?

The children painted the animals the colors that they really are in nature.

• TRUE

• FALSE

In The Woodcutter's Gift...

TRUE or FALSE?

The children painted the animals bright and happy colors.

• TRUE

• FALSE

In The Woodcutter's Gift... TRUE or FALSE? If the woodcutter had not made the animals, the people would not have spent time together.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The Woodcutter's Gift...

TRUE or FALSE?

The woodcutter sold all of his animals to the men that wanted to buy them.

• TRUE

• FALSE

In 'The Woodcutter's Gift', what did the woodcutter decide to do with the fallen tree?

• A) Burn it for firewood

• B) Carve it into wooden animals

• C) Sell it to a lumber mill

• D) Use it to build a house

Who helped the woodcutter paint the wooden animals in 'The Woodcutter's Gift'?

• A) His family

• B) The townspeople

• C) Local artists

• D) The children

In 'The Woodcutter's Gift', how did the townspeople react to the wooden animals?

• A) They ignored them

• B) They were amazed and delighted

• C) They criticized them

• D) They wanted to buy them

What theme is explored in 'The Woodcutter's Gift'?

• A) Greed and wealth

• B) Community and togetherness

• C) Isolation and loneliness

• D) Adventure and exploration