Leo's Growth and Development Journey

Leo the Lion struggles with basic skills, causing concern for his father. His mother reassures that Leo is a late bloomer. Over time, Leo's father watches for signs of progress. Eventually, Leo blooms, mastering reading, writing, drawing, and speaking, proving that patience pays off.

What were some of the things Leo struggled with at the beginning of the story?

• He didn't like to play with other animals.

• He was always sleepy.

• He couldn't read, write, or draw.

• He was afraid of the dark.

What was Leo's mother's response to his father's concerns?

• She was worried about Leo's future.

• She thought Leo needed a tutor.

• She believed Leo was just a late bloomer.

• She wanted to send Leo to a special school.

What did Leo's father do instead of watching Leo all the time?

• He read books.

• He went on a vacation.

• He watched television.

• He started gardening.

During which season did Leo's father stop watching him closely?

• Autumn

• Winter

• Summer

• Spring

What was the first sign that Leo had finally bloomed?

• He could read.

• He could sing.

• He could dance.

• He could swim.

What did Leo say when he finally spoke?

• I won!

• I made it!

• I can do it!

• I did it!

Which of the following was NOT something Leo could do after he bloomed?

• He could eat neatly.

• He could fly.

• He could draw.

• He could write.