The Lost Wolfie

Mike and Mila hear a howl and find a lost wolf cub named Wolfie. They learn that Wolfie got separated from his pack while escaping humans. To help him, they seek guidance from forest animals and create a magical compass. Using the compass and a map, they navigate through the woods and cross a river, eventually reuniting Wolfie with his pack. The story concludes with instructions on drawing a compass, encouraging children to explore and help others.

What did Mike and Mila hear that made them stop during their walk?

• A car honking

• A bird chirping

• A long, low howl

• A loud thunder

Why was Wolfie separated from his pack?

• He was playing and got lost

• People chased the pack away

• He wanted to explore alone

• He was looking for food

What did Badger suggest to help Mike and Mila find north?

• A flashlight

• A map

• A guidebook

• A compass

How did Mike create a compass?

• He found one in the forest

• He used a stick and magic

• He bought one from a store

• He borrowed one from Badger

What obstacle did Mike and Mila encounter while following the compass?

• A desert

• A river

• A mountain

• A cave

How did Mike and Mila find the bridge over the river?

• They built a raft

• They asked a bird for directions

• They used a map and compass

• They followed the river upstream

What did Wolfie do when he saw his pack?

• He hid behind a tree

• He barked and jumped

• He ran away

• He howled loudly

What did Mike and Mila learn to make at the end of the story?

• A map

• A fire

• A compass

• A tent

What was the purpose of drawing two circles when making a compass?

• To create a map

• To make a clock

• To form the compass face and case

• To design a wheel

What did Mike and Mila plan to do after helping Wolfie?

• Go home and rest

• Continue their magical adventures

• Visit the city

• Have a picnic