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Rainbow Bird Story Reflection

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Rainbow Bird Story Reflection

Read the story first. Then answer the questions. You can use details from the story and your own ideas.

The Last Rainbow Bird

Oliver was walking beside a rainforest stream when she heard a tiny chirp. In a patch of sunlight, a little bird sat on a branch. Its feathers shone red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple. “I’m Rumi,” said the bird. “I’m the last rainbow bird in this part of the forest. The other birds have flown away because the stream is becoming muddy.” Oliver noticed a pile of rubbish near the water. She asked her family and neighbours to help clean it up. They picked up the rubbish and planted young trees beside the stream. A few weeks later, the water ran clear again. Rumi’s friends returned, singing in the trees. Rumi spread its bright wings and flew into the sunlight. Oliver smiled as the rainforest filled with birdsong.

Check your understanding

Use clues from the story to answer.

1.What made Rumi look like a rainbow? Choose the best answer.
  • Its feathers were many bright colours.
  • It lived beside a rainbow.
  • It had colourful flowers on its branch.
2.Why had the other birds flown away from that part of the forest?
3.Number these events from 1 to 3. Write 1 beside what happened first.
  • The other birds returned.
  • Oliver heard a tiny chirp.
  • Oliver and her neighbours cleaned up the rubbish.
  • _____
  • _____
  • _____
4.Oliver helped to make the stream cleaner. Write true or false, then give one clue from the story.
TrueFalse

Think like a story detective

Look back at the story for helpful details. There may be more than one sensible answer when you share your own ideas.

5.At the end, Oliver smiled as she heard the birdsong. Choose a feeling that fits and explain what in the story gives you that clue.
6.Finish the sentence with a story detail: Rumi was worried because .
7.Write one question you would ask Rumi about its rainbow feathers or its rainforest home. Remember the question mark.
8.Draw one moment from the story that you liked. Add a label or sentence to tell what is happening.
Draw here. Add a label or sentence.
9.Imagine what Rumi and Oliver do the next day. Write two sentences to continue the story. Include one detail about the rainforest.

3 printable pages

  • Rainbow Bird Story Reflection, page 1 of 3: The Last Rainbow Bird, Check your understanding

    Page 1

  • Rainbow Bird Story Reflection, page 2 of 3: Think like a story detective

    Page 2

  • Rainbow Bird Story Reflection, page 3 of 3: 7. Write one question you would ask Rumi about its rainbow feathers or its rainforest

    Page 3

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