Kitten's Tale, Part 2: Back in My Day

What happened to Kitten? Did she drown in the swamp when her box broke? Did Blue the otter rescue her? How dare the writers leave us hanging on this one?! Good things come to those who wait. Please enjoy the conclusion of Kitten’s Tale.

Vocabulary in this episode:

Overreacting

Whipper Snapper

Related

Disturbs

Slumber

Carapace

Disturbance

Tranquilizer

Frond

Heinous

French Words:

Cretin - stupid person

Latin Words:

Chelydra Serpentine - Common Snapping Turtle

Python Bivittatus - Burmese Python

Platalea Ajaja - Roseate Spoonbill

Themes:

Bravery

Empathy

Resilience

Perseverance

Optimism

Curiosity

Overcoming Fears

Songs:

Python Attack Music Track - Conquer The Battle 1 By Fredrik Ekstrom (Epidemic Sound)

I Like Big Fur By Shonda Music Track - Adapted from Baby Got Back by Sir Mix-a-lot (No music acapella)

Questions to Ask your Listener:

How old is Ted’s father?

What would Hazel have found time for?

What sound do you hear when Ted stops talking?

How long can Ted hold his breath?

What does Ted catch in his carapace?

What is Ted’s solution to getting Kitten’s paw unstuck?

What saves Kitten’s paw?

How long can Python’s hold their breath?

What do the spoonbill sisters like to eat?

What do the spoonbill sisters make Kitten do before they hear her problem?

Why was Dolores in the swamp?

How many Chickens long was Dolores?

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