Embracing Uniqueness in Animals

Poppy, a chicken with a unique beak, feels alone until Remy, a duck with one foot, encourages her to embrace her differences. They embark on a journey, meeting various animals who also have unique traits. Each encounter teaches Poppy that being different is what makes her special. By the end, Poppy realizes that her uniqueness is her strength, and she embraces it with joy.

What is unique about Poppy, the chicken?

• She can fly very high.

• She has a colorful tail.

• She has extra feathers.

• Her beak points in two different directions.

What does Remy, the duck, have in common with Poppy?

• They both have colorful feathers.

• They both have a loud voice.

• They both have unique physical traits.

• They both can swim very fast.

What lesson does Remy want to teach Poppy during their journey?

• How to find food.

• That being different is okay.

• How to swim.

• How to fly.

What does Trish the fish teach Poppy?

• How to swim.

• How to make friends.

• How to find food in the ocean.

• That being different is a good thing.

What is Scotty the snake's unique trait?

• He has a colorful pattern.

• He has a loud hiss.

• He cannot slither.

• He can fly.

What does Scotty the snake tell Poppy about being different?

• It's something to hide.

• It's something to be ashamed of.

• It's what makes you unique.

• It's something to change.

What challenge does Howie the horse face?

• He has a short tail.

• He cannot jump.

• He cannot run fast.

• He has a hoarse voice.

What does Howie the horse teach Poppy?

• To find a new home.

• To run faster.

• To change her appearance.

• To embrace her differences.

Who does Poppy meet in the grassy fields that shares her unique trait?

• A duck named Remy.

• A snake named Scotty.

• A chicken named Charlie.

• A fish named Trish.

What realization does Poppy come to at the end of her journey?

• She should be like everyone else.

• Being different makes her special.

• She should find a new home.

• She needs to change to fit in.