The Fall of Freddy the Leaf by Leo Buscaglia
How does Freddie know that summer is coming to an end?
How do the leaves feel as the wind begins to tug at their stems?
Why do you think Freddie doesn’t get scared when spring passes into summer, or summer into
fall?
How do you feel when Daniel lets go?
When you look at the pictures in this book, what signs indicate that the seasons are changing?
What happens to the leaves once they fall to the ground?
What is the meaning of the last two words of the story?
How does this story relate to the UU principle that says "We need to take care of the earth, the
home we share with all living things"?
Lifetimes by Bryan Mellonie and Robert Ingpen
People have at least one thing in common with any living object. What is it?
What do we call the period between birth and death?
Why is the lifetime of a bird different from the lifetime of a tree?
What else affects how long something or somebody will live?
What happens when an insect dies? A field mouse? A family pet?
How does this story relate to the UU principle that says "We need to take care of the earth, the
home we share with all living things"?
Annie and the Old One by Miska Miles
What does the Grandmother mean by "I will go to Mother Earth."
How does she know this?
How does Annie feel about her grandmother’s death?
Why doesn’t she talk to her grandmother or mother about this?
What does she do to prevent her grandmother’s death?
What eventually happens?
How does this conversation help Annie to accept her grandmother’s death?
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