Momo the cow plans a hilltop picnic with her friends, but the cart rolls away while she fetches water. She wrongly blames Squirrel and says sorry, then follows the basket down the river, where three chicks have climbed inside. The friends pull together to rescue them. The food is soggy and Momo is disappointed, but everyone shares what they have, and the picnic by the river turns out to be the best part of the day.
What children can explore
Saying sorry after a wrong guess
Working together: “One, two, three!”
A day can still be good when plans change
Talk about it after reading
Momo thought Squirrel took the picnic. Was she right? What did she say?
How did the friends get the chicks out together?
The picnic didn’t go as planned. Why was it still a good day?
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