Every time Bear said what part he wanted, Hare agreed and said...
"It's a done deal, Bear."
What is an animal fantasy?
It's a story with animal characters that behave like people.
What did Bear never again do?
He never again slept through a season of planting and harvesting.
What was Bear's father like?
He was a hard worker and a smart business bear.
_____ Hare was clever, he sometimes got into trouble.
Although
What happened to Hare's land?
He sold it to Bear to pay off his debt.
What did Hare suggest to Bear?
He suggested they could be business partners.
How did Hare get into trouble?
He lost a risky bet.
What part of the carrots, radishes, and beets did Hare give to Bear?
the tops
What did Hare do with the profit from the crops?
He bought back his land and opened a vegetable stand.
What did Bear have lots of? (two things)
He had lots of money and lots of land.
How did Bear get all of his wealth?
He got it from his father.
In the end, how was Hare and Bear's relationship with each other?
Although they lived happily as neighbors, they never became business partners again.
How could you describe Bear?
He was lazy.
Who did Hare lost a risky bet to?
a tortoise
What is the genre of this story?
It's an animal fantasy.
What did Hare take off of the cornstalk and put in a pile for Bear?
the tops (tassels) and the bottoms (roots)
What are the three things that the Hare family did to take care of the crops?
They planted, watered, and weeded.
What did Bear always do?
He always slept.
What part of the cornstalks did Hare keep?
the middles (the ears of corn)
Who put their heads together and cooked up a plan?
Hare and Mrs. Hare
What did Hare say they would do with the profit?
He said they would split it down the middle.
How many times did Hare trick Bear?
He tricked him three times.
Which part of the lettuce, the broccoli, and the celery did Hare keep?
He kept the tops.