In the first stanza, 'well' and 'shell' are rhyming words.
At the end of the poem, the bird finally knows how the world is made.
A mason is a worker who lays bricks and stones to build houses.
In the listening activity, Paro the parrot says its feathers are blue.
The word 'fluttered' means moved lightly and quickly.
The poem 'What a Bird Thought' was written by William Wordsworth.
Words such as 'pale', 'round', and 'little' are adjectives.
The bird flew beyond the tree before it was ready for grown-up labours.
The bird felt it had been blind because it could not see the leaves from inside the nest.
The word 'pale' means very dark in colour.
When the bird fluttered out of its nest, it thought the world was made of leaves.
The bird's neighbours told it how the world was made.
The bird believed the world was made of straw when it lived in the nest.
The baby bird lived all alone in the little straw nest.
In the poem, the bird's first house was small, round, and made of a pale blue shell.