Reading & Spelling: Let's read

In a jungle, Eric meets his friend Tadpole Frog, who is upset about being short and unable to fly. Despite Eric's attempts to console him by highlighting his unique abilities, Tadpole remains angry until he realizes his friends still like him. Eric reassures Tadpole of his worth, leading to a joyful reunion with friends. The story concludes with a moral about self-acceptance and the importance of friendship.

What is the main reason Tadpole Frog is upset when he meets Eric?

• He wants to be taller and have wings.

• He is hungry and can't find food.

• He is afraid of the dark.

• He lost his favorite toy.

How does Eric try to make Tadpole feel better about his height?

• By reminding him of his ability to jump high.

• By telling him a funny joke.

• By offering him a snack.

• By giving him a pair of shoes.

What does Tadpole Frog believe will make him happy?

• Having more toys.

• Being able to fly.

• Having more food.

• Being able to sing.

What changes Tadpole Frog's mood from sad to happy?

• He learns a new song.

• Eric promises to give him wings.

• Eric reassures him of their friendship.

• He finds a new place to live.

What do Eric and Tadpole Frog do at the end of the story?

• They build a treehouse.

• They take a nap by the lagoon.

• They play and have fun with their friends.

• They go on a treasure hunt.