Sarah and Duck on a Bike
In Sarah and Duck on a Bike, Sarah and Duck notice four shallots who want to explore the world. They create a mobile mud pit and take the shallots around town. This video is excerpted from BBC’s Sarah & Duck, a kids' show about the adventures of seven-year-old Sarah and her quacky, flappy best friend, Duck.
Lesson Express
Q: What do Sarah and Duck make to help the shallots travel? Why was this a great idea for them?
A: They make a mobile mud pit. This is perfect because the shallots live in dirt.
Q: Why do the shallots want souvenirs?
A: So they can remember their visit to the store.
Q: How did Sarah and Duck travel? What was the advantage of traveling this way?
A: They traveled on a bike. This helped them get around town faster so they could explore more places.
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