The Life Stage Series: Emotional Development - The Journey to Oaktree Glen

The video is part of a life stage series focusing on developmental milestones. It tells the story of Quincy, a rabbit who questions the dangerous traditional journey to Oak Tree Glen. Despite initial resistance, Quincy discovers a safer tunnel route and convinces the other rabbits to try it. The story highlights the importance of embracing new experiences and finding better solutions.

What problem do the rabbits of Willow Tree Glen face every summer?

• The grass becomes less lush.

• They have too many predators.

• They run out of water.

• They get lost in the woods.

Why does Quincy question the traditional path to Oak Tree Glen?

• He dislikes the other rabbits.

• He is concerned about the dangers on the path.

• He prefers to stay in Willow Tree Glen.

• He wants to explore new places.

What does Quincy discover that could change the journey to Oak Tree Glen?

• A bridge over the river.

• A map to a new location.

• A hidden path through the woods.

• A tunnel under the hill.

How do the other rabbits initially react to Quincy's discovery of the tunnel?

• They are angry and dismissive.

• They are skeptical and fearful.

• They are indifferent and ignore him.

• They are excited and eager to try it.

What advice does the wise old rabbit give to the other rabbits?

• Wait until next year to decide.

• Avoid taking risks.

• Stick to the old ways.

• Listen to young Quincy and try new things.

What is the outcome of the rabbits' journey through the tunnel?

• They reach Oak Tree Glen safely.

• They encounter new dangers.

• They decide to go back to the old path.

• They get lost and return home.

What lesson is emphasized at the end of the story?

• Always follow the crowd.

• New experiences can lead to positive outcomes.

• Change is always dangerous.

• Old ways are the best ways.