Understanding the Life Cycle of Seeds

The video tells the story of 'The Tiny Seed' by Eric Carle, following a seed's journey through the seasons. The seed faces various challenges but eventually grows into a giant flower. The teacher then guides students through retelling the story, focusing on characters, setting, and sequence of events, and encourages them to create story maps and illustrations.

What season does the story 'The Tiny Seed' begin in?

• Summer

• Spring

• Winter

• Autumn

What happens to the seed that flies too high?

• It lands safely

• It is eaten by a bird

• It is burned by the sun

• It falls into the ocean

Why does the tiny seed survive when a bird comes by?

• It is hidden under a leaf

• It is too small to be seen

• It is protected by a shell

• It is buried underground

What covers the seeds during winter?

• Snow

• Water

• Sand

• Leaves

What challenge do the seeds face from other plants in spring?

• Lack of sunlight

• Insects

• Too much water

• Strong winds

What happens to the tiny plant when children play around it?

• It is watered

• It is stepped on

• It is picked

• It is ignored

How does the tiny plant become a giant flower?

• It receives plenty of sunlight

• It grows naturally over time

• It is watered daily

• It is fertilized

What happens to the giant flower at the end of the story?

• It releases new seeds

• It wilts and dies

• It is eaten by animals

• It is picked by a child

What are the key elements to consider when retelling the story?

• Characters, setting, sequence

• Introduction, body, conclusion

• Plot, theme, climax

• Conflict, resolution, theme

What is the purpose of creating a story map?

• To draw characters

• To summarize the plot

• To illustrate the setting

• To sequence events