The Life Stage Series: Mental Development - Backyard World

The video follows Geoffrey, a curious child, as he navigates his questions about the world. His mother explains why stars aren't visible in the city, and Edison, a talking globe, teaches him about gravity and discovery. Geoffrey explores his backyard, learning about nature. Inspired to see the stars, he organizes a 'no lights' party with his neighbors, leading to a night of star gazing and learning about constellations. The story emphasizes curiosity, discovery, and community involvement.

Why can't Geoffrey see the stars as brightly as in his books?

• Because the stars are covered by clouds.

• Because there is too much light from the city.

• Because the stars are too far away.

• Because the stars are not visible at night.

What does Edison, the globe, say about learning everything at once?

• It would be overwhelming and cause a headache.

• It's possible to learn everything quickly.

• It's unnecessary to learn new things.

• It's better to avoid asking questions.

Who discovered gravity according to Edison?

• Albert Einstein

• Thomas Edison

• Sir Isaac Newton

• Galileo Galilei

What did Geoffrey discover about ants in his backyard?

• They fly to their nests.

• They follow each other in lines.

• They live in trees.

• They are always alone.

What idea does Geoffrey come up with to see the stars?

• To use a telescope.

• To wait for a clear night.

• To have a 'no lights' party.

• To move to the countryside.

What are constellations according to Edison?

• Stars that are close to the Earth.

• Stars that change color.

• Stars that form shapes in the sky.

• Stars that are very bright.

What lesson does the story emphasize about learning?

• Learning is only for school.

• It's best to learn everything at once.

• Curiosity and creativity lead to discovery.

• Asking questions is unnecessary.