Building and Teamwork in Stories

In Word World, Frog and Pig engage in a race to Mystery Island. They build words like 'wagon', 'bike', 'truck', and 'car' to help them move faster. Despite challenges, they learn the value of teamwork and cooperation, ultimately working together to build a 'boat' and reach Mystery Island successfully.

What activity are Frog and Pig enjoying at the beginning of the story?

• Flying kites

• Building a sandcastle

• Swinging and sliding

• Playing soccer

What do Frog and Pig decide to do after seeing Mystery Island?

• Build a house

• Go fishing

• Have a picnic

• Race to Mystery Island

What does Frog build to help him carry his letters?

• A bike

• A car

• A boat

• A wagon

What word does Pig build to help him go faster?

• Banana

• Boat

• Bike

• Ball

What does Frog build to get ahead of Pig?

• A scooter

• A skateboard

• A truck

• A plane

Who helps Pig build something faster than Frog's truck?

• Duck

• Dog

• Bear

• Sheep

What does Pig build with Dog's help?

• A boat

• A car

• A plane

• A train

What challenge do Frog and Pig face when they reach the water?

• They need to fly

• They need to swim

• They need to build a bridge

• They need a boat

What do Frog and Pig learn about reaching Mystery Island?

• Building words is difficult

• Racing is not fun

• Teamwork helps achieve goals

• It's better to work alone

What letters do Frog and Pig use to build a boat?

• B, O, A, T

• C, A, R

• B, I, K, E

• T, R, U, C, K