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How did the bird's idea of the world change throughout the poem?
According to the building workers table, what work does a mason do?
Choose the correct rhyming word to complete the line: 'Whenever I wish to rest, / My little nest is the _____.'
In the line 'I said the world is made of leaves', what does 'said' mean?
What does the word 'labour' mean in the pre-reading table?
In the vocabulary section, what is the meaning of the word 'pale'?
What part of speech are the words 'round', 'pale', and 'little'?
Which word from Stanza 4 rhymes with 'labours'?
Which word from Stanza 3 rhymes with 'find'?
Which word from Stanza 2 rhymes with 'other'?
Which word from Stanza 1 rhymes with 'well'?
Which stanza describes the bird stepping out into the wider world for the first time?
What is the main idea of the second stanza?
What is the main idea of the first stanza?
Who is the poet of 'What a Bird Thought'?
What did the bird say about its neighbours?
What did the bird conclude about the world at the end of the poem?
What does the phrase 'grown-up labours' refer to?
Where did the bird fly when it became fully grown?
What is the meaning of the word 'fluttered'?
Why did the bird remark, 'I have been very blind'?
What did the bird think the world was made of after fluttering from the nest?
What did the bird do on the day it left its straw nest?
Which word from the poem shows that the baby bird was warm and comfortable?
Why did the young bird believe that the world was made of straw?