3 Questions
Who runs past the frog and rabbit on his way to his dam?
The fat brown beaver runs past the frog and rabbit on his way to his dam.
Why does the beaver ask why they are sitting there?
The beaver asks why they are sitting there because he wants to know why they are not busy like him.
What does the bear mention as he clumps past them?
The bear mentions that there's always time to look at the first flower of spring as he clumps past them.
Study Notes
- A spotted green frog is on his way to the pond.
- A long-eared rabbit hops past the frog on her way to the meadow.
- The frog and rabbit are sitting down on a busy morning.
- A fat brown beaver runs past them on his way to his dam.
- The beaver asks why they are sitting there.
- The rabbit points to something and the beaver sits down.
- A furry bear clumps past them searching for a snack.
- The bear asks why they are sitting there.
- The beaver points to something and the bear sits down.
- The bear mentions there's always time to look at the first flower of spring.
Join the adventure of a spotted green frog, a long-eared rabbit, a fat brown beaver, and a furry bear in this charming quiz! As they sit down on a busy morning, they encounter each other and share what they're up to. Can you guess what they're pointing at? Test your observational skills and find out in this fun quiz that will put a smile on your face. Don't forget to keep an eye out for the first flower of spring!
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