The Tale of Peter Rabbit

What does this image tell you about Peter?

• He is listening to his mother.

• He is not listening to his mother.

• He is a good rabbit.

• Mother is going out.

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What is the meaning of the word mischief?

• scary

• fun

• trouble

• food

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What words help you understand the meaning of the word mischief?

• your father had an accident there

• "Now, my dears"

• "You may go into the fields, or down the lane."

• "he was put in a pie by Mr. McGregor."

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Which are examples of Peter being mischievious?

• "went down the lane to get blackberries"

• "First, he ate some lettuces..."

• "squeezed under the gate"

• "upsetting three plants"

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What does this image tell you about Peter?

• Peter is a big rabbit.

• Peter is determined to get into the garden.

• The garden has a fence.

• Peter is frightened.

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"who jumped out of the window, upsetting three plants."

What could the word upsetting mean?

• knocking over or breaking

• feeling sad

• feeling angry

• tearing

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What lesson could be learned from the story?

• Eat your veggies.

• Run quickly

• Dream big.

• Listen to your mother.

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How does this image show another lesson Peter could learn?

• Peter listens to the birds.

• Peter is scared.

• Peter does not give up when he is caught in the net.

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