Frog and Toad Themes and Events

The video is a read-aloud session from the Winooski Memorial Library featuring 'Days with Frog and Toad' by Arnold Lobel. The stories explore themes of procrastination, persistence, friendship, and the value of solitude. Each story imparts a lesson, such as managing tasks promptly, the power of persistence, enjoying ghost stories, fitting in, and understanding the need for alone time. The session concludes with an invitation to future readings.

What is the main theme of the book 'Days with Frog and Toad'?

• Mystery and suspense

• History and culture

• Science and technology

• Friendship and adventures

Why does Toad initially decide to do his chores tomorrow?

• He is going on a trip

• He is waiting for Frog to help

• He wants to take life easy

• He is too tired

What motivates Toad to complete his chores today instead of tomorrow?

• Frog's encouragement

• A sudden burst of energy

• A reward promised by Frog

• The fear of a messy house

What do the robins do when Frog and Toad try to fly the kite?

• They ignore them

• They fly away

• They help them

• They laugh at them

What finally makes the kite fly successfully?

• A strong gust of wind

• Toad's determination and shouting

• Frog's expert advice

• The robins' help

What is the ghost story Frog tells about?

• A haunted house

• A ghostly river

• The old dark frog

• A mysterious forest

How does Frog make the hat fit Toad?

• He buys a new one

• He uses a magic spell

• He shrinks it with water

• He stretches it overnight

What does Toad think made his head larger?

• Thinking big thoughts

• Eating a lot

• Frog's magic

• Wearing the hat overnight

Why does Frog want to be alone?

• He is planning a surprise

• He is feeling unwell

• He is upset with Toad

• He needs some quiet time

How does Toad try to cheer up Frog when he finds him alone?

• By giving him a gift

• By telling a joke

• By bringing a picnic

• By singing a song