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Grasshopper's Day Out
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Story: Grasshopper's Day Out (MEDIUM)
Once upon a time, in the sunny countryside, lived a little grasshopper named Gary.
Gary was a lively and curious grasshopper.
He loved to hop around the fields, exploring the world around him.
One day, Gary decided to venture further than he ever had before.
He hopped over the fence and into the vast countryside.
He saw cows grazing, birds flying, and rabbits hopping.
He even saw a big red barn in the distance.
Gary was having the time of his life.
But as the sun began to set, Gary realized he was lost.
He didn't recognize any of the sights around him.
He was scared and alone.
But then, he remembered what his mother always told him, "When you're lost, look for the big red barn. It's always near our home." So, Gary hopped towards the big red barn.
As he got closer, he saw the familiar sights of his home.
He saw the fence he had hopped over and the field where he loved to play.
With a sigh of relief, Gary hopped back home, promising never to venture too far again.
From that day on, Gary always remembered to stay close to home and if he ever got lost, he knew to look for the big red barn.
Questions and Answers (6)
- Q: What is the name of the grasshopper?
- A: Gary
- Q: Where did Gary decide to venture one day?
- A: The vast countryside
- Q: What did Gary see in the distance?
- A: A big red barn
- Q: What did Gary feel when he realized he was lost?
- A: Scared and alone
- Q: What did Gary's mother tell him to look for when he's lost?
- A: The big red barn
- Q: What did Gary promise after he found his way back home?
- A: Never to venture too far again
Facts
Why is this worksheet educational?
The story "Grasshopper's Day Out" is educational for several reasons.
Firstly, it introduces children to different animals and their habitats, expanding their knowledge about the natural world.
Secondly, the story teaches children about the importance of listening to advice from elders, as Gary remembers his mother's advice when he gets lost.
This reinforces the value of respect for elders.
Thirdly, the story encourages children to explore and be curious, but also to be aware of their surroundings and not to venture too far from safety.
This is an important lesson in personal safety.
Fourthly, the story uses simple, repetitive language, which is beneficial for children's language development.
The repetition of the phrase "big red barn" helps children remember the story and understand its sequence.
Lastly, the story is set in a familiar, everyday setting - the countryside.
This makes the story relatable and helps children understand the story better.
The story is also enjoyable for children because it features a fun, adventurous character - Gary the grasshopper.
The story's simple language, engaging plot, and relatable setting make it an enjoyable and educational read for children.