Understanding 'The Snowy Day'

In this video, Mr. M reads 'The Snowy Day' by Ezra Jack Keats. The story follows a young boy named Peter who wakes up to a world covered in snow. He explores the snowy landscape, making tracks, building a snowman, and dreaming about the snow melting. The next day, he finds even more snow and goes out to play with a friend. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe and comment.

Who is the author of 'The Snowy Day'?

• Dr. Seuss

• Ezra Jack Keats

• Roald Dahl

• J.K. Rowling

What does Peter see when he looks out the window in the morning?

• Rain

• Fog

• Sunshine

• Snow

How does Peter make tracks in the snow?

• By running

• By dragging his feet

• By using a sled

• By jumping

What does Peter find in the snow that he uses to play?

• A leaf

• A ball

• A stick

• A rock

Why does Peter decide not to join the big boys in their snowball fight?

• He forgot his gloves

• He is too tired

• He is not old enough

• He doesn't like snowball fights

What does Peter create in the snow besides a snowman?

• A snow dog

• A snow fort

• Snow angels

• A snow castle

What does Peter pretend to be while playing in the snow?

• A snowman

• A skier

• A snowball

• A mountain climber

What does Peter do with the snowball he makes?

• Puts it in his pocket

• Gives it to his friend

• Throws it at a tree

• Leaves it on the ground

What happens to the snowball Peter saved in his pocket?

• It stays frozen

• It melts

• It grows bigger

• It turns into ice

What does Peter dream about while he sleeps?

• The sun melting all the snow

• Playing with his friend

• Building a snowman

• Going to school