Dolphin's Journey of Self-Belief

The video tutorial follows a dolphin who feels sad and discouraged because he can't jump as high as his friends. A sea child notices and asks why he isn't playing. The dolphin shares his feelings of inadequacy. Other sea creatures, including a flounder, jellyfish, and angelfish, offer affirmations like 'I like myself' and 'I believe in myself.' These positive words help the dolphin feel better, and he eventually gains confidence, declaring 'I can do it' as he jumps over a wave.

What was the dolphin doing while the hermit crab was weaving his web?

• Swimming alone

• Watching the hermit crab

• Playing with other dolphins

• Sleeping

How did the dolphin feel at the beginning of the story?

• Happy and excited

• Angry and frustrated

• Curious and interested

• Discouraged and sad

What did the sea child ask the dolphin?

• Why are you sleeping?

• Why are you weaving a web?

• Why are you swimming so fast?

• Why aren't you playing and jumping in the waves?

Why did the dolphin feel he couldn't jump as high as the other dolphins?

• He was too young

• He didn't think he was smart enough

• He was too tired

• He was afraid of heights

What did the flounder say to the dolphin?

• I can do it

• I like myself

• I love myself

• I believe in myself

What did the jellyfish say to the blowfish?

• I can do it

• I like myself

• I love myself

• I believe in myself

What did the angelfish say to the clam?

• I believe in myself

• I love myself

• I like myself

• I can do it

What did the sea child tell the dolphin about affirmations?

• They are difficult to remember

• They are not important

• They help you feel good

• They make you feel sad

What did the dolphin say before jumping high over the next wave?

• I believe in myself

• I love myself

• I like myself

• I can do it

What was the final action of the dolphin in the story?

• He weaved a web

• He played with the sea child

• He jumped high over the next wave

• He swam to the bottom of the ocean