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Piper Short Film

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  • How did the sandpiper solve his problem?
    he learned to dig into the sand and hide from the waves
  • What is a hermit crab?
    a crab that lives inside a shell; they they get too big, they find a new shell to live in\
  • Who is the main character of the film?
    the baby sandpiper
  • how did the baby sandpiper feel in the middle of the movie?
    afraid, nervous
  • Who taught the sandpiper how to be brave with the waves?
    the hermit crab
  • How did the baby sandpiper feel at the beginning of the movie?
    excited and happy
  • At the beginning of the film the bird was.....
    excited to learn and explore
  • At the end of the film, the baby sandpiper was....
    proud that he learned how to be in the water AND that he knew were all the good clams were.
  • What is the setting of this film?
    the beach
  • What are things we bring to the beach when we go visit?
    towel, batheing suit; goggles, toys, chair; food; flip flops
  • Why did the baby side piper open his mouth and put his head back?
    he wanted his mom to feed him
  • Why was the sandpiper afraid of the water?
    He was afraid b/c a wave came and swept him away
  • Why didn't the mom sandpiper just give the baby food?
    because he needed to learn how to get his own food
  • What is the problem in the story?
    the sandpiper is hungry but he is afraid of the water
  • What did the sandpipers like to eat?
    clams
  • In the middle of the film the baby sandpiper was.....
    terrified of the ocean and wanted his mom to just feed him
  • Sandpipers live on the beach. Where else can birds live?
    in trees; on a farm
  • What is a sandpiper?
    a bird that lives on the beach
  • What is the title of this short film?
    Piper
  • What's your favorite thing to do at the beach?
    ....
  • how did the baby sandpiper feel at the end of the movie?
    proud; confident; excited
  • Name 3 other types of birds.
    Eagle, ostrich, pigeon, blue jay, cardinal, penguin, chicken, duck, peacock, owl, etc.
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