Lessons from Little Mouse's Journey

The video retells a Cherokee folktale about a stickball game between animals and birds. Little Mouse, who dreams of being a hero, is rejected by the animals but accepted by the birds after being given wings by Pretty Feathered Eagle. Renamed Flying Bat, he helps the birds win the game, demonstrating the value of diversity and teamwork. The story emphasizes kindness, acceptance, and the importance of not judging others by their appearance.

Why is it important to be kind and accepting of others?

• It helps in building a strong community.

• It makes you popular.

• It ensures you always win.

• It is a rule everyone must follow.

What was Little Mouse's dream?

• To fly like a bird.

• To be the strongest animal.

• To be a hero in the stickball game.

• To become a famous singer.

How did Big Bear react to Little Mouse's request to play?

• He laughed at him.

• He agreed immediately.

• He encouraged him.

• He ignored him.

What did Little Mouse hear that gave him hope?

• The wind blowing.

• Drum beats from the birds' camp.

• The birds singing.

• The sound of a river.

Why did Pretty Feathered Eagle initially reject Little Mouse?

• Because Little Mouse was too slow.

• Because Little Mouse was too small.

• Because Little Mouse didn't have wings.

• Because Little Mouse was too loud.

What did Pretty Feathered Eagle do to help Little Mouse?

• Gave him a new name.

• Attached wings to him.

• Gave him a magic potion.

• Taught him to fly.

What new name was given to Little Mouse?

• Gliding Mouse

• Flying Squirrel

• Soaring Eagle

• Flying Bat

How did Flying Bat contribute to the game?

• By snatching the ball from Big Bear.

• By flying over the field.

• By distracting the animals.

• By scoring the winning goal.

What was the main reason the animals lost the game?

• They were too slow.

• They were afraid of the birds.

• They didn't practice enough.

• They couldn't work together.

How did the birds' teamwork affect the outcome of the game?

• It helped them win.

• It had no effect.

• It caused confusion.

• It made them lose.