Peter's Snow Day Adventures

Peter wakes up to a snowy day and enjoys various activities in the snow, such as making tracks, building a snowman, and imagining himself as a mountain climber. He collects a snowball for the next day but finds it melted. Despite a dream of the snow melting, he wakes to find more snow and goes out to play with a friend.

What did Peter notice when he looked out the window in the morning?

• Leaves were falling from the trees.

• It was raining heavily.

• The sun was shining brightly.

• Snow had covered everything.

How did Peter make tracks in the snow?

• By hopping on one foot.

• By jumping up and down.

• By dragging his feet slowly.

• By running in circles.

What did Peter use to make a new track in the snow?

• A branch from a tree.

• His hands.

• A snowball.

• A stick he found.

Why didn't Peter join the big boys in their snowball fight?

• He was afraid of getting hurt.

• He felt he wasn't old enough.

• He didn't have any snowballs.

• He was too tired.

What did Peter do after making a snowman?

• He made snow angels.

• He built a snow fort.

• He had a snowball fight.

• He went inside to warm up.

What did Peter pretend to be while climbing the snow?

• A skier.

• A snowman.

• A mountain climber.

• A snowball.

What did Peter do with the snowball he made?

• He put it in his pocket for later.

• He threw it at a tree.

• He gave it to his friend.

• He used it to build a snowman.

What did Peter discover about the snowball when he got home?

• It was bigger than before.

• It had turned into ice.

• It was still in his pocket.

• It had melted.

What did Peter's mother do when he came inside?

• Took off his wet socks.

• Read him a story.

• Helped him build a snowman.

• Gave him hot chocolate.

How did Peter feel when he realized the snowball was gone?

• Indifferent.

• Sad.

• Angry.

• Happy.