Forest Fire Animal Responses

The video introduces 'The Little Hummingbird' by Michael Nicol Yagalanas, borrowed from the Central Skagit Library. It tells the story of a forest fire where all animals flee except a little hummingbird, who tries to extinguish the fire drop by drop. Despite other animals' doubts, the hummingbird continues, embodying the message of doing what you can to help. The video concludes with a recommendation of the book for its valuable message.

Who is the author of 'The Little Hummingbird'?

• Dr. Seuss

• Roald Dahl

• J.K. Rowling

• Michael Nicol Yagalanas

Where was the book borrowed from?

• Central Skagit Library

• New York Public Library

• Library of Congress

• British Library

What event caused the animals to flee their homes?

• An earthquake

• A hurricane

• A forest fire

• A flood

Which animal scurried away during the fire?

• The tiger

• The beaver

• The elephant

• The owl

Which animal did not flee the forest during the fire?

• The elephant

• The tiger

• The little hummingbird

• The frog

What did the little hummingbird do to help fight the fire?

• Flew away

• Called for help

• Built a dam

• Brought water drop by drop

How did the other animals feel about the fire?

• Excited

• Indifferent

• Frightened

• Happy

What did the rabbit say about the fire?

• It's too small to worry about

• It's too hot and scary

• It's beautiful

• It's not real

What was the wolf's concern about the fire?

• It was too far away

• It was too cold

• It was too big to handle

• It was too small to help

What did the owl fear would happen if it helped?

• Its wings would burn

• It would get wet

• It would get lost

• It would fall