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Grasshopper's Mountain Adventure
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Story: Grasshopper's Mountain Adventure (EASY)
In the future, a funny grasshopper named Hop lived on a big mountain.
Hop loved to jump high and make his friends laugh.
One day, Hop saw a shiny stone.
He jumped to get it.
But it was too high! Hop tried again and again.
He did not give up.
At last, Hop got the shiny stone.
His friends clapped and laughed.
Hop was happy.
He learned that trying hard can make dreams come true.
Questions and Answers (12)
- Q: Who is the funny grasshopper?
- A: Hop
- Q: Where does Hop live?
- A: Mountain
- Q: What does Hop love to do?
- A: Jump high and make friends laugh
- Q: What did Hop see one day?
- A: A shiny stone
- Q: What did Hop want to get?
- A: The shiny stone
- Q: Was the shiny stone too high for Hop?
- A: Yes
- Q: Did Hop give up?
- A: No
- Q: Did Hop get the shiny stone in the end?
- A: Yes
- Q: How did Hop's friends react when he got the shiny stone?
- A: They clapped and laughed
- Q: How did Hop feel when he got the shiny stone?
- A: Happy
- Q: What did Hop learn from his adventure?
- A: That trying hard can make dreams come true
- Q: What can make dreams come true?
- A: Trying hard
Why is this worksheet educational?
This story is educational because it introduces children to the concept of perseverance.
As Emilie, you understand the importance of teaching children about the value of not giving up, even when things are difficult.
This is a crucial life lesson that children can apply in their everyday lives.
The story also encourages children to be brave and to try new things, which is important for their personal development.
The use of simple, repetitive language helps children to understand the story and to learn new words.
The story is set in the future, which can stimulate children's imaginations and get them thinking about what the world might be like.
The story is also humorous, which makes it enjoyable for children to read.
The questions at the end of the story help to reinforce the children's understanding of the story and to develop their comprehension skills.
The story is also valuable in terms of content because it teaches children about nature and about the behavior of grasshoppers.
This can help to foster a love of nature and an interest in the natural world.
The story also promotes positive values such as friendship and happiness, which are important for children's social and emotional development.