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What was the mother bird's primary concern about her little birds?
What was the mother bird's primary concern about her little birds?
- They might not love her anymore because of their explorations. (correct)
- They might get hurt while flying and exploring.
- They might not learn how to fly properly.
- They might not find enough food to eat.
What did the squirrel do to help the mother bird?
What did the squirrel do to help the mother bird?
- It helped to prove that the little birds still loved their mother. (correct)
- It helped the mother bird to find more food.
- It helped the mother bird to build a new nest.
- It helped the little birds to fly and explore more.
What did the experiment with the squirrel's bird friends show?
What did the experiment with the squirrel's bird friends show?
- The little birds loved their mother but didn't obey her.
- The little birds only loved to fly and explore.
- The little birds didn't love their mother anymore.
- The little birds loved and obeyed their mother. (correct)
What is the moral lesson of the story about the three little birds?
What is the moral lesson of the story about the three little birds?
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What did the three little birds find in the forest?
What did the three little birds find in the forest?
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What do we show when we keep Jesus Christ's commandments?
What do we show when we keep Jesus Christ's commandments?
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Study Notes
The Three Little Birds
- Three little birds named Lily, Violet, and Soren loved to fly and explore the forest.
- One day, they found a fallen tree trunk, another day a high waterfall, and another day a very tall tree.
The Mother Bird's Concern
- The mother bird was happy that her little birds loved to explore, but sometimes she was sad.
- She worried that her little birds might not love her anymore because they spent so much time flying and exploring.
The Squirrel's Help
- A squirrel saw the mother bird crying and asked why she was sad.
- The mother bird explained that she was worried her little birds didn't love her anymore.
- The squirrel offered to help prove that the little birds still loved their mother.
The Experiment
- The squirrel gathered its bird friends to help with the experiment.
- The birds perched on the branch next to the mother bird.
- Each bird was called to follow the mother bird, and they all obeyed, showing that they loved and obeyed their mother.
Moral of the Story
- Just like the little birds, we must choose who to obey and follow.
- When we choose to follow Jesus Christ, we show that we love Him.
- We are called to keep His commandments, and when we do, we show our love for Him.
The Three Little Birds
- Three little birds named Lily, Violet, and Soren loved to fly and explore the forest.
- They discovered a fallen tree trunk, a high waterfall, and a very tall tree on their adventures.
The Mother Bird's Concern
- The mother bird was worried that her little birds might not love her anymore because they spent so much time flying and exploring.
- She felt sad when she thought about it.
The Squirrel's Help
- A squirrel saw the mother bird crying and asked why she was sad.
- The squirrel offered to help prove that the little birds still loved their mother.
The Experiment
- The squirrel gathered its bird friends to help with the experiment.
- The birds perched on the branch next to the mother bird.
- Each bird was called to follow the mother bird, and they all obeyed.
Moral of the Story
- We must choose who to obey and follow, just like the little birds.
- When we choose to follow Jesus Christ, we show that we love Him.
- Keeping His commandments shows our love for Him.
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A story about three little birds exploring the forest and their mother's concern for their attention. Assisted by a squirrel.
