Community Action and Support Themes

The video features a musical narrative about a community responding to a rainstorm. Inspired by a news report, the protagonist and their family decide to help their community. They assist a neighbor, Mrs. Flower, by providing emergency supplies. The story extends to City Island, where the community comes together to take action after a storm. The video concludes with a promotion for PBS Kids content.

What inspired the narrator to think about helping the community?

• A book they read

• A report on the TV news

• A conversation with a friend

• A school project

What did the narrator and their family decide to do after hearing about Mrs. Flower's situation?

• Bring her emergency supplies

• Call the power company

• Organize a community meeting

• Write a letter to the mayor

What was the main issue Mrs. Flower faced during the storm?

• She was out of town

• Her car broke down

• She lost her power

• Her house was flooded

What was the community's response to the situation on City Island?

• They ignored it

• They took action to help

• They waited for government aid

• They moved to another city

What is the key message about storm clouds mentioned in the video?

• They are always dangerous

• They should be avoided

• They need a silver lining

• They are unpredictable

What does the video encourage viewers to do?

• Focus on their own needs

• Wait for others to act

• Be the change they want to see

• Be passive observers

Where can viewers watch their favorite PBS shows?

• On a different channel

• At a community center

• In a local theater

• On the PBS KIDS Video App