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Animal School Holiday
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Story: Animal School Holiday (MEDIUM)
Once upon a time, in a small town, there was a unique school.
This school was not for children, but for animals! The animals learned about the world, just like children do in their schools.
One day, the teacher, a wise old owl named Mr.
Hoot, announced, "We will have a holiday tomorrow!" The animals were excited.
They loved holidays.
The next day, each animal brought something special from their homes.
The rabbit brought carrots, the squirrel brought nuts, and the bear brought honey.
They all shared their treats and had a wonderful holiday at school.
They played games, sang songs, and even danced.
At the end of the day, they all agreed that it was the best school holiday ever.
Questions and Answers (6)
- Q: What is the name of the school's teacher?
- A: Mr. Hoot
- Q: What did the rabbit bring to the holiday?
- A: carrots
- Q: What did the squirrel bring to the holiday?
- A: nuts
- Q: What did the bear bring to the holiday?
- A: honey
- Q: What did the animals do on their holiday?
- A: played games, sang songs, and danced
- Q: Did the animals enjoy their school holiday?
- A: Yes
Facts
Why is this worksheet educational?
The story "Animal School Holiday" is educational because it introduces children to the concept of sharing and community.
The animals in the story each bring something from their homes to share with their classmates, teaching children the value of sharing and contributing to a group.
The story also introduces children to different types of animals and what they eat, which can spark their interest in learning more about animals.
The story is set in a school, a familiar setting for children, which can help them relate to the story and understand the events.
The story is also written in simple, easy-to-understand language, making it accessible for young readers.
The questions about the story are designed to test children's comprehension and recall of the story.
They are simple and straightforward, requiring children to remember specific details from the story.
This can help improve their memory and comprehension skills.
The story and questions are also fun and engaging, which can make learning enjoyable for children.
The story's positive message about sharing and community can also help instill important values in children.