The Knowing Book

What will you always know according to the first pages of the book?

• You will always know that the sky is always above you.

• You will always know the ground is below you.

• You will always know what is important to you.

• You will always know your friends.

​ ​ ​ What is your choice?

• You chose where you go.

• You chose where you eat.

• You chose your friends.

• You chose your family.

What helps you if you are lost?

• a hum and a cry

• a map and a compass

• a friend and a foe

• a good pair of shoes

What is the word that the author uses to describe exploring trails not drawn on paper?

• sadness

• happiness

• Curiosity

• knowing

According to the author, what should you not be too busy to do?

• Eat healthy meals
• slosh in a puddle

• Spend time with family
• Read a good book

What does the word "ballad" mean?

• a battle

• a sadness

• a slow song

• a memory

What is the author's purpose for writing this story?

• to show the reader what it is like to have a dream

• to convince the reader that they should travel

• to entertain the reader with a story about a rabbit that is discovering the world

• to educate the reader about rabbits

What is the theme of the story?

• The theme of the story is that you not everyone will want to be your friend.

• The theme of the story is that you shouldn't be afraid to try new things because even though they are new there are still somethings that you can count on.

• The theme of the story is that you stay right where you are and never try new things.

• The theme of the story is that you never know what is around the corner.

Why do you think that Ms. Lashus read this story to you?

• She loves rabbits.

• The pictures in the book are her favorite.

• You are about to learn about rabbits in science.

• You are taking a journey just like the rabbit into a new world "fifth grade".

Do you think that the rabbit will go on another adventure?

• Yes, because that is what life is for.

• No, because she is too scared.

• Yes, because she doesn't like being home.

• No, because there is nothing else to learn.