Did the bees leave when the mouse asked?
No. The bees stayed.
Why did Mouse tell stories?
Mouse told stories so he would have time to escape.
Was the mouse's plan easy for him?
No. He had to get very muddy.
Where did the mouse go with the bees?
The mouse went into a mud puddle.
Where did Weasel take Mouse?
Weasel took Mouse home.
What can we learn from Two Large Stones?
Two animals can look at a place and see different things.
What did Weasel want to make?
Weasel wanted to make mouse soup.
What did the mouse do when he said he was going to bed?
He put his head under the mud.
What did Mouse say the soup needed?
Mouse said the soup needed stories.
What did the mouse do after the bees left?
The mouse went to take a bath.
What is Mouse's first story called?
It is called Bees and the Mud.
What landed on the mouse's head?
A bees' nest landed on his head.
What did the mouse see? Name two things.
The mouse saw grass and flowers.
Did Mouse really want to help Weasel make soup?
No. Mouse wanted to save himself.
Who looked over the hill first?
A bird looked over the hill first.
Why did Weasel listen to the stories?
Weasel wanted to make good soup.
Did the mouse fight the bees?
No. He made the bees want to leave.
What did the mouse call the mud puddle?
The mouse called it his house.
What is the second story called?
It is called Two Large Stones.
Do we know that the bird was lying?
No. The stones could not look for themselves.
How did the stones feel after the bird spoke?
The stones felt sad.
Why did the stones feel sad?
They could not see the wonderful things.
Why might the bird and mouse have seen different things?
The bird was high in the sky and the mouse was on the hill.
What room did the mouse say was deep in the mud?
He said it was his bedroom.
Why did the bees stay on the mouse's head?
The bees liked his head.
How did the stones feel after the mouse spoke?
The stones felt happy.
Where did Weasel put Mouse?
Weasel put Mouse in a pot.
Why did the bees fly away?
The bees did not like the wet mud.
Where were the two stones?
The stones were on the side of a hill.
Did the bird and mouse say the same thing?
No. They said different things.
What was Mouse doing when Weasel found him?
Mouse was reading a book.
How did the mouse make the bees leave?
He went into the mud until the bees flew away.
What did the mouse ask the bees to do?
The mouse asked the bees to leave.
What did the stones want to know?
They wanted to know what was on the other side of the hill.
Who caught Mouse?
Weasel caught Mouse.
How long were the stones sad?
The stones were sad for one hundred years.
What did the bird see? Name two things.
The bird saw towns and castles.
Why couldn't the stones go and look?
The stones could not move.
Who looked over the hill next?
A mouse looked over the hill next.