Community Gardening and Urban Wildlife

Lewis, living in the city, misses the presence of butterflies in spring. He proposes creating window box gardens to attract them. With the help of his parents and neighbors, they plant flowers in window boxes. Eventually, butterflies and people are drawn to the colorful display, transforming the building into a vibrant community hub.

What does Lewis see when he looks out of his window?

• Forests and wildlife

• Mountains and rivers

• Cars, taxis, and buses

• Deserts and camels

What season is Lewis's favorite?

• Spring

• Summer

• Autumn

• Winter

What does Lewis think is missing in the city?

• Trees

• Butterflies

• Birds

• Lakes

What solution does Lewis propose to bring butterflies to the city?

• Setting up a butterfly sanctuary

• Creating a window box garden

• Installing bird feeders

• Building a park

Who do Lewis and his dad talk to about the window box idea?

• The city council

• Mr. Khan, the landlord

• The school principal

• The mayor

What does Denny Taylor want to plant in her window box?

• Tulips

• Roses

• Lavender

• Sunflowers

What is the purpose of the community meeting held by Lewis?

• To discuss a new park

• To start a book club

• To plan a neighborhood party

• To organize the window box project

What do the community members do to prepare the window boxes?

• Decorate with lights

• Paint them

• Fill them with water

• Fill them with soil and plant seeds

What colors do the flowers in the window boxes bloom into?

• Yellows, purples, pinks, reds, and oranges

• Blue and green

• Brown and gray

• Black and white

What finally arrives at the building, bringing joy to Lewis?

• Rain

• Snow

• Butterflies

• Birds