New Year's Resolutions and Actions

Squirrel learns about New Year's resolutions from Bear and visits Skunk to cheer her up. She helps Mole and Turtle find a garden spot and assists Porcupine in finding humor. Eventually, Squirrel realizes her resolution is to help others every day, making it a happy new year for everyone.

What does Bear say a resolution is?

• A promise to yourself to be better or help others

• A type of snack

• A new calendar

• A game to play with friends

What is Bear's New Year's resolution?

• To eat healthier

• To teach others how to read

• To plant a garden

• To be less grumpy

How does Squirrel cheer up Skunk?

• By playing hide and seek

• By planting a garden

• By bringing her a snack

• By reading her a book

What do Mole and Turtle resolve to do?

• Play hide and seek

• Plant a garden

• Be less grumpy

• Learn to read

Where does Squirrel find a good place for Mole and Turtle's garden?

• Near the library

• By Wild Cat Creek

• Next to the diner

• In the middle of the forest

Why is Porcupine grumpy?

• He can't think of anything funny

• He lost his map

• He can't find a good place to dig

• He is sick

What joke does Squirrel tell Porcupine to make him laugh?

• Why did the squirrel run back and forth across the road?

• Why did the turtle plant a garden?

• Why did the bear read a book?

• Why did the skunk play hide and seek?

What does Rabbit suggest Squirrel do to make a resolution?

• Read a book

• Play a game

• Eat a healthy lunch

• Think of a way to improve herself or help others

What does Squirrel realize about her actions?

• She has been helping others every day

• She needs to plant a garden

• She needs to make a resolution

• She is the only one without a resolution

What is Squirrel's final resolution?

• To be less grumpy

• To plant a garden

• To help someone every day

• To learn to read