Exploring Leprechauns in Children's Literature

The video is a read-aloud of 'That's What Leprechauns Do' by Eve Bunting, where three leprechauns, Arie, Boo, and Cole, embark on their duty to place a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. Along the way, they engage in mischievous acts, such as painting a cow's hooves red, tying long johns in a knot, and tricking a hen with a tennis ball. Despite their antics, they fulfill their duty, placing the pot of gold at the rainbow's end, though no one finds it. The video concludes with a brief explanation of leprechaun lore.

What do the leprechauns put at the end of the rainbow?

• A pot of silver

• A pot of gold

• A pot of gems

• A pot of coins

What color did Arie paint the cow's hooves?

• Blue

• Yellow

• Green

• Scarlet red

What did the leprechauns tie together at Jamie Bradley's house?

• Shoelaces

• Long john legs

• Garden hose

• Fence wires

What unusual item did Bridie the hen sit on?

• A stone

• A wooden egg

• A tennis ball

• A glass ball

What weather condition signaled the leprechauns to hurry?

• Sunshine

• Snowfall

• Rain

• Heavy wind

Where did the leprechauns place the pot of gold?

• Under a tree

• In a cave

• In the middle of a bog

• On a mountain top

What did the leprechauns do while waiting for someone to find the pot of gold?

• Slept

• Played music and threw raindrops

• Danced

• Sang songs

What is NOT a reason why finding the pot of gold is difficult?

• It requires luck

• It's visible to everyone

• It involves magic

• It needs imagination

What do leprechauns traditionally do according to the legend?

• Bake magical cookies

• Make shoes for fairies

• Guard treasure chests

• Teach magic spells

Where should one look to potentially find a leprechaun?

• In city parks

• Near clear springs or large rocks

• In desert caves

• On snowy mountains