Understanding Bear's Nighttime Adventures

In Word World, Pig and Ant enjoy a day at the playground, trying different rides. They eventually build a 'slide' to play together. As night falls, the WordFriends prepare for bed, but Bear struggles with a fear of the dark. With the help of her friends, Bear learns to overcome her fear by building a 'nightlight', allowing everyone to sleep peacefully.

What do Pig and Ant decide to do when they can't find something to play on together?

• Play separately

• Ask for help

• Build a word

• Go home

What activity do Pig and Ant first try at the playground?

• Swings

• Seesaw

• Slide

• Rocket

What word do Pig and Ant build to find something they can both enjoy?

• Slide

• Rocket

• Seesaw

• Swing

Why does Bear keep the lights on at night?

• She is working on a sculpture

• She is afraid of the dark

• She likes the lights

• She forgot to turn them off

What does Bear initially say about her fear of the dark?

• She admits it immediately

• She denies it

• She laughs about it

• She asks for help

What do Frog and Bug discover is keeping everyone awake?

• A barking dog

• A loud noise

• Bear's lights

• A singing bird

What do the WordFriends try to help Bear fall asleep?

• Playing a lullaby

• Reading a story

• Turning off the lights

• Giving her a blanket

What solution do the WordFriends come up with to help Bear sleep?

• Turn off all the lights

• Sing a lullaby

• Create a nightlight

• Count sheep

What does Bear bring with her when she goes to look at the night?

• A light

• A pillow

• A book

• A blanket

What do the WordFriends realize about combining words?

• It changes word meanings

• It makes words longer

• It creates new words

• It makes words rhyme