The Life Stage Series: Mental Development - Jemma Greets the Seasons

The video follows Gemma as she interacts with her four friends, each representing a season: Pinky the spring flower, Peachy the summer fruit, Larry the autumn leaf, and Bob the winter snowman. Through these interactions, Gemma learns about the unique characteristics and importance of each season. The story emphasizes the idea that each season, like each friend, has its own special qualities and place in the world. The lesson concludes with the understanding that embracing these differences is essential.

What is the main purpose of the life stage series mentioned in the introduction?

• To teach children about different animals

• To help children understand developmental changes

• To provide cooking recipes for kids

• To offer math lessons for young learners

Why does Pinky, the spring flower, feel special in her season?

• Because she can talk to animals

• Because she can fly in the wind

• Because she gets a new dress each spring

• Because she can change colors

What does Gemma love most about summer?

• The cool breezes

• The long nights

• The autumn leaves

• The summer fruits

Why does Peachy decide to remain a summer fruit?

• Because she wants to be a spring flower

• Because she would lose her rosy skin in winter

• Because she enjoys the icy snow

• Because she loves the cold winds

What is Larry's main complaint about autumn?

• The weather is too hot

• The leaves are too green

• The days are too short

• The days are too long

What happens to Bob when he tries to find summer?

• He becomes a spring flower

• He melts in the sun

• He turns into a summer fruit

• He dances in the wind

What lesson does Gemma learn about her four friends and the seasons?

• Each season and friend is unique

• Each friend should be a snowman

• Each season is the same

• Each friend should change seasons