Little Miss Muffet and Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary

The video explores nursery rhymes, starting with Little Miss Moffett and her encounter with a spider, highlighting the role of spiders in gardens. It then transitions to the rhyme 'Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary,' discussing the elements of a garden. The video aims to educate on the themes and characters of these classic rhymes.

In the nursery rhyme, what causes Little Miss Moffett to run away?

• A loud noise

• A gust of wind

• A spider

• A barking dog

According to Brother Goose, why are spiders beneficial in gardens?

• They help plants grow

• They provide shade

• They eat harmful bugs

• They pollinate flowers

What is the main theme of the nursery rhyme 'Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary'?

• A description of a garden

• A journey through a forest

• A day at the beach

• A visit to a farm

What items are mentioned in Mary’s garden in the rhyme?

• Sunflowers and daisies

• Roses and tulips

• Silver bells and cockle shells

• Golden rings and diamonds

How does the rhyme describe the arrangement of the maids in Mary’s garden?

• Scattered around

• All in a row

• In a line

• In a circle