Bira the Bear Learns to Share: A Lesson in Kindness

The story follows Beera, a bear with a big appetite who often takes food from others without sharing. His greedy behavior leads to exclusion from a picnic. When Beera tries to steal food again, Yudi the Unicorn casts a spell, making Beera's tummy balloon up. Floating in the sky, Beera realizes his mistakes and the importance of sharing. The animals forgive him, and Beera learns to share, growing his heart in the process.

What is the main focus of the introduction before the story begins?

• Calming the mind with breathing

• Discussing the jungle animals

• Introducing Beera's friends

• Explaining the potluck picnic

What does Beera do when he smells Nala's rabbit pizza?

• He shares his own food with Nala

• He asks Nala for a slice

• He ignores the smell

• He snatches the pizza and runs away

How does Zia the zebra feel after Beera takes her grasshopper chips?

• Upset and without chips

• Grateful for Beera's company

• Indifferent

• Happy to share

Why do the animals decide not to invite Beera to the picnic?

• He is afraid of water

• He has been greedy and selfish

• He is not friends with them

• He is too busy

What magical action does Yudi the Unicorn take against Beera?

• Turns Beera into a rabbit

• Makes Beera's tummy like a balloon

• Gives Beera more food

• Makes Beera invisible

What realization does Beera have while floating in the sky?

• He enjoys being alone

• He wants more food

• He misses his friends and regrets his greed

• He likes being a balloon

What lesson does Beera learn by the end of the story?

• To be faster than others

• To share and be kind

• To avoid unicorns

• To eat more food