Lessons from the Little Red Hen

The story follows a little red hen who finds wheat seeds and asks her neighbors for help planting, harvesting, and baking bread. Each time, they refuse, so she does all the work herself. When the bread is ready, the neighbors want to eat it, but the hen decides only she and her chicks will enjoy it, teaching a lesson about hard work and self-reliance.

What is the main theme of the story 'The Little Red Hen'?

• The beauty of nature

• The joy of friendship

• The value of hard work

• The importance of sharing

Who is the author of the version of 'The Little Red Hen' discussed in the video?

• Roald Dahl

• Dr. Seuss

• Beatrix Potter

• Jerry Pinkney

What does the Little Red Hen find while searching for food?

• A golden egg

• A pot of gold

• Some strange seeds

• A magic wand

Which animal is NOT mentioned as a neighbor of the Little Red Hen?

• Tall black goat

• Thin gray rat

• Short brown dog

• Blue bird

What type of seeds does the Little Red Hen find?

• Wheat seeds

• Corn seeds

• Sunflower seeds

• Pumpkin seeds

Who helps the Little Red Hen plant the seeds?

• The goat

• The dog

• The pig

• No one

What does the Little Red Hen do after planting the seeds?

• Goes on vacation

• Watches TV

• Cares for the seedlings

• Sells the seeds

Who helps the Little Red Hen harvest the wheat?

• The rat

• The pig

• No one

• The dog

How does the Little Red Hen separate the grain?

• With her beak and claws

• With a machine

• With a spoon

• With a knife

What does the miller give the Little Red Hen besides flour?

• A loaf of bread

• A jar of berry jam

• A bottle of milk

• A bag of sugar