Frog and Toad's Kite Flying Adventures

Frog and Toad attempt to fly a kite in a meadow. Despite multiple failures and discouragement from robins, they persist. After several tries, including running, waving, jumping, and shouting, they finally succeed in getting the kite to fly high in the sky.

What is the main activity Frog and Toad plan to do in the story?

• Fly a kite

• Climb a tree

• Go fishing

• Build a sandcastle

Where do Frog and Toad go to fly their kite?

• A mountain top

• A large meadow

• A forest

• A beach

What do the robins do when the kite fails to fly?

• They help Frog and Toad

• They fly away

• They ignore Frog and Toad

• They laugh and mock Frog and Toad

What does Frog suggest Toad do to make the kite fly on the second attempt?

• Run faster

• Jump up and down

• Wave the kite over his head

• Shout loudly

What additional action does Frog suggest for the third attempt?

• Run in circles

• Throw the kite

• Wave and jump

• Sing a song

What is Toad's reaction after the third attempt fails?

• He wants to try again

• He wants to give up

• He blames Frog

• He laughs

What final strategy does Frog suggest to make the kite fly?

• Jump and spin

• Wave and dance

• Run and sing

• Run, wave, jump, and shout

What happens to the kite on the final attempt?

• It crashes again

• It gets stuck in a tree

• It breaks

• It flies high into the sky

How do the robins react when the kite finally flies?

• They ignore the kite

• They cheer for Frog and Toad

• They fly higher than the kite

• They cannot fly as high as the kite

What lesson can be learned from Frog and Toad's persistence?

• Kites are difficult to fly

• Mocking others is fun

• Persistence and trying different strategies can lead to success

• Giving up is sometimes the best option