Caterpillar Transformation and Patience

Annie reads 'The Very Impatient Caterpillar' by Ross Burach, where a caterpillar learns about metamorphosis and struggles with patience while waiting to become a butterfly. Through humorous interactions and self-reflection, the caterpillar eventually transforms and joins the migration, realizing the importance of patience.

What is the main theme introduced at the beginning of the story?

• Mystery

• Adventure

• Friendship

• Metamorphosis

What does the caterpillar need to build to start its transformation?

• A cocoon

• A web

• A chrysalis

• A nest

How does the caterpillar initially feel about the transformation process?

• Excited

• Scared

• Confident

• Impatient

How long does the caterpillar need to wait inside the chrysalis?

• One month

• One week

• Two weeks

• Three days

What does the caterpillar repeatedly ask during its transformation?

• Am I a butterfly yet?

• Where are my wings?

• Is it time to fly?

• Can I have a snack?

What does the caterpillar want to do while waiting in the chrysalis?

• Go for a walk

• Take a nap

• Watch TV

• Read a comic book

What does the caterpillar initially think about its ability to be patient?

• It is easy

• It is impossible

• It is boring

• It is fun

What lesson does the caterpillar learn by the end of the story?

• The joy of flying

• The need for help

• The value of patience

• The importance of speed

What does the caterpillar finally achieve after two weeks?

• Finds a friend

• Learns to fly

• Becomes a butterfly

• Builds a new home

What does the caterpillar do after becoming a butterfly?

• Goes back to sleep

• Starts a new adventure

• Builds another chrysalis

• Joins the migration