Do What You Can

Front

What do the two little raindrops feel when they see the farmer?

Back

They feel sorry for the farmer and want to help.

Front

How do the other raindrops react to the first two raindrops' decision?

Back

They decide to join and also help the farmer.

Front

What problem does the farmer face with his corn field?

Back

The corn is withering because there is no rain.

Front

What lesson does the story teach about small actions?

Back

Small actions can make a big difference.

Front

How does the farmer feel when the raindrops begin to fall?

Back

He is relieved and hopeful.

Front

What is the main theme of 'Do What You Can'?

Back

The importance of helping others and taking action.

Front

Why is rain important for the farmer's corn?

Back

Rain provides the necessary water for the corn to grow.

Front

What can we learn from the raindrops' decision to help?

Back

Even small contributions can lead to significant positive outcomes.

Front

What does the farmer's hard work represent in the story?

Back

The effort and dedication needed to achieve goals.

Front

How do the raindrops show teamwork in the story?

Back

They work together to help the farmer by falling on his corn.