Fletcher and the Falling Leaves

Front

What is the main theme of 'Fletcher and the Falling Leaves'?

Back

The main theme is about change and the cycle of nature, particularly how trees and leaves change with the seasons.

Front

What does Fletcher see when he wakes up from his nap?

Back

One leaf on the tree.

Front

What happens to the leaves as the story progresses?

Back

The leaves turn brown.

Front

How does Fletcher attempt to solve the problem of the falling leaves?

Back

He tries to tie the leaf back on the tree.

Front

What does Fletcher find on the tree at the end of the story?

Back

Icicles.

Front

What does the Squirrel want to do with the leaves?

Back

He wants to use them to make a nest.

Front

What does the changing color of leaves signify in nature?

Back

It signifies the transition from one season to another, particularly from summer to autumn.

Front

What lesson can be learned from Fletcher's experience with the leaves?

Back

The lesson is about acceptance of change and understanding that change is a natural part of life.

Front

What role does the Squirrel play in the story?

Back

The Squirrel represents the natural instincts of animals to prepare for winter.

Front

How does Fletcher's perspective on the leaves change throughout the story?

Back

Fletcher initially tries to fix the leaves but learns to accept their natural cycle.