Strawberry Jam - Kids' Poems and Stories With Michael Rosen

The transcript describes a playful narrative where the speaker's brother is exceptionally skilled at extracting strawberries from jars of jam. Despite the speaker's attempts, they only manage to get jelly, while the brother consistently finds whole strawberries. This leads to a humorous sibling rivalry, with the brother teasingly showing off his success.

What makes the brother stand out in his ability to find strawberries?

• He can find strawberries in any jar of jam.

• He grows his own strawberries.

• He uses a special tool to find strawberries.

• He buys the best quality jam.

How does the brother manage to find strawberries in the jam?

• He pours the jam out to find strawberries.

• He carefully uses a knife to probe the jam.

• He uses a spoon to scoop out the strawberries.

• He shakes the jar until strawberries appear.

What is the narrator's reaction to the brother's success in finding strawberries?

• The narrator is indifferent.

• The narrator tries to find strawberries too.

• The narrator feels it's unfair and complains to their mom.

• The narrator is impressed and congratulates him.

What does the brother do with the strawberry once he finds it?

• He gives it to the narrator.

• He eats it on a slice of toast.

• He saves it for later.

• He puts it back in the jar.

How does the brother tease the narrator after finding a strawberry?

• He throws the strawberry away.

• He gives the strawberry to their mom.

• He shows the mushed up strawberry in his mouth.

• He hides the strawberry.