Beaver Behavior and Children's Observations

The video begins with a cheerful song about exploring the world. Peep, Chirp, and Quack go on an adventure to see sunflowers up close. Meanwhile, Beaver Boy is excited to practice biting trees as he prepares for his first tree felling. Despite initial challenges, he eventually perfects his technique with encouragement from his friends. The video concludes with a visit to a wildlife sanctuary where kids observe beavers in their natural habitat.

What is the main theme of the song at the beginning of the video?

• Staying indoors

• Exploring the world

• Going to school

• A rainy day

What do Peep, Chirp, and Quack notice about the sunflowers?

• They are wilting

• They are growing rapidly

• They are changing colors

• They seem to disappear

What is Blue Sailor preparing to do for the first time?

• Build a dam

• Swim across the river

• Fell a tree

• Fly like a bird

What advice does Blue Sailor's dad give him about felling trees?

• Push the tree

• Bite quickly

• Notch high, notch low

• Use a saw

How does Blue Sailor feel after his first unsuccessful attempt at felling a tree?

• Proud

• Disappointed

• Excited

• Indifferent

What helps Blue Sailor eventually succeed in felling a tree?

• A different tree

• A new tool

• A strong wind

• Encouragement and practice

What do the children learn about beavers at the wildlife sanctuary?

• Beavers can fly

• Beavers are nocturnal

• Beavers live in trees

• Beavers build lodges and chew trees

What do the children observe about the beaver's movement in the water?

• It is clumsy

• It is smooth like a boat

• It is very slow

• It is erratic

What do the children notice about the trees near the beaver pond?

• They are untouched

• They have fallen naturally

• They have chew marks

• They are covered in moss

What is the main activity the children engage in at the wildlife sanctuary?

• Observing beavers

• Planting trees

• Feeding birds

• Swimming in the pond