Crayons Saving the Earth

Teacher Rob reads 'How the Crayons Saved the Earth', a story about crayons addressing environmental issues. The Earth is polluted with smog and litter, affecting nature. Crayons take action by cleaning and coloring the world, but realize they need everyone's help. They create a sign to raise awareness, leading to community involvement. Together, they restore the Earth's beauty, highlighting the importance of teamwork in environmental conservation.

What was the initial relationship between the sun and the clouds?

• They ignored each other.

• They were strangers.

• They were old friends.

• They were enemies.

What did the crayons first notice when they came to life?

• A beautiful rainbow.

• A clean ocean.

• A field of flowers.

• Smoggy and polluted surroundings.

What did the crayons do to help the fish in the ocean?

• They fed them.

• They taught them to swim.

• They cleaned the ocean by coloring over the muck.

• They built a new home for them.

Why did the crayons feel their efforts were not enough?

• They ran out of colors.

• More pollution kept coming.

• They lost their crayons.

• They were too tired.

How did the crayons spread their message to save the Earth?

• By writing letters.

• By making a big colorful sign.

• By sending emails.

• By singing a song.

What did the crayons do best to help the Earth?

• They sang songs.

• They planted trees.

• They built houses.

• They colored away pollution.

What was the reaction of people when they saw the crayons' message?

• They were confused.

• They laughed at it.

• They ignored it.

• They started to think about how they could help.

What is the main message of the story?

• Rainbows are magical.

• Pollution is not a big deal.

• Working together can help save the Earth.

• Only crayons can save the Earth.

What did the sun and clouds do at the end of the story?

• They turned gray.

• They disappeared.

• They smiled at the world below.

• They cried.

What did the rainbows do at the end of the story?

• They danced across the sky.

• They turned black and white.

• They disappeared.

• They faded away.