The Two Frogs

What is the setting of the story?

• Mountain in China

• Mountain between Kyoto and Osaka

• Forest between Kyoto and Osaka

Where were the two frogs traveling to? (Pick 2)

• The Kyoto Frog is going to Osaka

• The Kyoto Frog is going to China

• The Osaka Frog is Going to Kyoto

• The Osaka Frog is going to America

Why did the frogs want to travel to these locations?

• They were following a treasure map.

• They had friends there.

• They wanted to explore the world

What did the frogs think of the cities they saw from the top of the mountain?

• They looked completely different

• They looked exactly the same

• The cities were ugly

Why did the two frogs believe that Kyoto and Osaka looked exactly the same?

• They were looking at it upside down

• The cities were very similar

• They were looking backward at their own city

What happens at the conclusion of the story?

• They didn't need to keep going because the cities looked the same.

• They picked one city to visit together.

• They continued traveling alone to each other's cities

• The frogs said goodbye and went home.

Why are the two frogs disappointed?

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How do the illustrations support the reader's understanding of the passage? (Pick 2)

• It shows where the frogs live.

• It shows that the cities look different from each other.

• It shows how the frogs' eyes look backwards so they thing the cities are the same.

What is the message to readers in this folktale?

• Be kind to one another.

• Things are not always as they seem.

• Ask for help when you need it.

• Do not rush things.

What could the frogs have done differently? (Pick 2)

• Discussed what they saw.

• Checked a map of where they were looking

• Ask someone on the mountain about the cities

• Traveled to one of the cities to check what they saw.