Themes and Elements in 'And Then It's Spring'

The video tutorial narrates a story about the transition from winter to spring, focusing on a boy planting seeds. Initially, everything is brown, but with time, rain, and hope, green begins to emerge. The story explores the boy's concerns about the seeds' growth, considering factors like birds and bears. Eventually, the landscape transforms into a lush green, symbolizing the arrival of spring. The teacher then analyzes the story's characters, setting, and structure, encouraging students to reflect on these elements.

Who is the author of the story 'And Then It's Spring'?

• Mary Shelley

• Julie Foley

• Erin East

• John Green

What is the initial color of the landscape in the story?

• Yellow

• Brown

• Blue

• Green

What does the boy plant in the beginning of the story?

• Seeds

• Trees

• Flowers

• Vegetables

What emotion is associated with the brown landscape after the rain?

• Despair

• Hope

• Joy

• Fear

What animals does the boy worry about affecting the seeds?

• Birds and Bears

• Wolves and Foxes

• Cats and Dogs

• Rabbits and Deer

What is the boy's concern about the seeds?

• They will change color

• They will be eaten

• They will grow too fast

• They won't grow

What change is noticed after one more week?

• Brown turns to yellow

• No change

• Complete green

• A hint of green

What weather event follows the rainy day?

• Windy day

• Sunny day

• Snowy day

• Cloudy day

What is the final color of the landscape?

• Green

• Yellow

• Brown

• Blue

Who is the main character in the story?

• A girl

• A boy

• A bear

• A bird