A Sticky Problem

The video begins with a playful breakfast scene featuring pancake teddies. A new doorbell with various sounds is introduced, followed by the delivery of a new insect for the insect house. However, the insect appears to be missing, leading to a search. It is revealed that the insect is a stick insect, cleverly disguised. The family embarks on a search, with Dad devising a plan to disguise himself as a tree to attract the insect. With the help of Wagster, the family successfully finds the stick insect. The video concludes with reflections on the surprises and lessons learned.

What was unique about the breakfast mentioned in the video?

• It was made of real teddies.

• It included pancake teddies with strawberry jam faces.

• It was served with chocolate syrup.

• It was a traditional English breakfast.

What was initially thought to be missing from the delivery box?

• A butterfly

• A stick insect

• A praying mantis

• A tarantula

How did the family realize the stick was actually an insect?

• The father explained it was a stick insect.

• They read the delivery note.

• The insect moved suddenly.

• The insect made a noise.

What strategy did the father use to try and find the stick insect?

• He disguised himself as a tree.

• He used a magnifying glass.

• He set a trap with leaves.

• He used a flashlight.

What role did Wagster, the dog, play in the search for the stick insect?

• Wagster scared the insect away.

• Wagster helped by finding sticks.

• Wagster was not involved in the search.

• Wagster found the insect immediately.

What lesson did the family learn from the stick insect adventure?

• Always double-check deliveries.

• Dogs are not helpful in searches.

• Things aren't always what they seem.

• Insects are not good pets.

What was the final surprise of the day?

• A new pet dog.

• A new insect delivery.

• A surprise party.

• A woodpecker sound from the doorbell.