I Want to Be Big!

Charlie, a small bird, embarks on a journey to become big. He meets various animals like Moose, Fish, and Lamb, each offering a different perspective on size. Through these encounters, Charlie learns that being big is about perspective. By flying high and looking down, he realizes that he can feel big despite his small size.

What does Charlie want to achieve in his journey?

• To make new friends

• To become a big bird

• To find a new home

• To learn to sing

Why does Charlie believe he can fly higher than a peacock?

• Because he is more colorful

• Because he is faster

• Because he is lighter

• Because he has bigger wings

What does Charlie do to feel big when he meets the moose?

• He climbs a tree

• He perches on the moose's antlers

• He stands on a rock

• He swims in the pond

How does Charlie react when the moose starts running?

• He laughs

• He gets scared and flies off

• He enjoys the ride

• He holds on tightly

What question does Charlie ask the big fish?

• How to swim fast

• How to be as big as the fish

• How to find food

• How to dive deep

What does the lamb ask Charlie?

• Where he is going

• What he is looking for

• Why he wants to be big

• How he learned to fly

What advice does the growly voice give to Charlie?

• To climb a tall tree

• To swim in the pond

• To fly high into the sky

• To find a bigger bird

What does Charlie do to feel big according to the growly voice's advice?

• He climbs a mountain

• He swims in the pond

• He flies high and looks down

• He stands on a rock

What realization does Charlie have when he looks down from the sky?

• Everything looks bigger

• Everything looks smaller

• He is lost

• He is scared

How does Charlie feel at the end of his journey?

• Like the biggest creature in the world

• Like a small bird

• Like a lost bird

• Like a tired bird