The Life Stage Series: Emotional Development - Floppy Bunny’s Night Time Adventure

The video is part of a life stage series focusing on developmental milestones. It tells the story of Floppy Bunny, who belongs to Benji. One night, Floppy is accidentally thrown across the room and experiences fear of the dark. He encounters strange sounds and shadows, mistaking them for monsters. Dennis the Bear helps Floppy understand that there's nothing to fear, showing him the sources of the sounds and shadows. Floppy learns that things look different in the dark but are not scary. The story concludes with the lesson that there's nothing to fear in the dark, encouraging children to face their fears.

What is the main purpose of the life stage series mentioned in the introduction?

• To introduce new toys

• To provide bedtime stories

• To help children cope with developmental changes

• To teach children how to read

What causes Floppy Bunny to be thrown across the room?

• Benji rolled over in his sleep

• A gust of wind

• Benji was playing with him

• Floppy Bunny jumped off the bed

What does Floppy Bunny initially think the buzzing sound is?

• A clock

• A monster

• A fan

• A toy train

Who helps Floppy Bunny understand the true nature of the 'monsters'?

• A friendly ghost

• Dennis the Bear

• A nightlight

• Benji

What does Dennis the Bear use to reveal the true identity of the 'monsters'?

• A flashlight

• A lantern

• A reading light

• A candle

What lesson does Floppy Bunny learn by the end of the story?

• Monsters are real

• Things look different in the dark but are not scary

• The dark is full of dangers

• He should never leave the bed

How does Floppy Bunny feel when he returns to Benji's bed?

• Angry

• Relieved

• Confused

• Scared