Fletcher and the Changing Tree

In this story, Fletcher the fox is concerned about his favorite tree losing its leaves as autumn arrives. Despite his efforts to save the leaves, they continue to fall. With the help of friendly birds, the tree is temporarily restored, but eventually, all leaves are gone. Fletcher is saddened but discovers the tree's beauty in winter, adorned with icicles. The story concludes with a message of appreciation and anticipation for future stories.

What season is approaching in the story?

• Autumn

• Winter

• Summer

• Spring

Why does Fletcher think his tree is unwell?

• The tree is making noise.

• The tree is changing color.

• The tree is not growing.

• The tree is losing its leaves.

What does Fletcher use to try and fix the leaves back onto the tree?

• A piece of grass

• A piece of tape

• A piece of string

• A piece of cloth

Which animal first tries to take the leaves for its nest?

• A rabbit

• A hedgehog

• A squirrel

• A bird

How do the birds help Fletcher?

• They sing to the tree.

• They build a nest in the tree.

• They poke the leaves back onto the branches.

• They bring water to the tree.

What does Fletcher do with the last leaf?

• He throws it away.

• He keeps it in his den.

• He gives it to the squirrel.

• He plants it in the ground.

What does Fletcher see when he visits the tree in the morning?

• The tree is bare.

• The tree is hung with icicles.

• The tree is covered in snow.

• The tree is full of leaves.

What does Fletcher realize about the tree's leaves?

• They are needed by other animals.

• They will never return.

• They are not important.

• They will grow back in spring.

How does Fletcher feel about the tree at the end of the story?

• Amazed and accepting

• Angry and frustrated

• Happy and relieved

• Sad and worried

What does the story teach about change?

• Change is unnecessary.

• Change should be avoided.

• Change can be beautiful.

• Change is always bad.