Prickle Says I'm Sorry Story + Activity Book (Faith That Sticks Books)
What’s inside...
Explore Faith That Sticks books-filled with fun-to-read stories and activities that teach children about God while they are learning to read. Faith That Sticks books include stickers, discussion questions, and other activities designed to bring enjoyment and deepened learning experiences for kids.Prickle the porcupine uses her words to be unkind to all of her friends, and finds herself alone at the end of the day. But when she says she's sorry, and her friends accept her apology, everybody feels better-even Prickle!
Why read this book
- Teaches valuable lessons on forgiveness and saying sorry.
- Interactive activities enhance understanding and engagement.
- Supports emotional and social development in children.
- Crafted with warm, engaging illustrations.
Age
3-7
Length
26 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
What do you think Prickle felt when he had to say sorry?
Can you think of a time when you had to apologize? How did it make you feel?
Why is it important to forgive others?
How do you think the story would have changed if Prickle didn't say sorry?
What have you learned from Prickle about saying sorry and forgiving?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to express their emotions about the story and relate it to their own experiences. Be patient and listen actively to their responses. Use the story as a way to discuss the importance of empathy and understanding in friendships. Highlight the positive outcomes that come from apologizing and forgiving, reinforcing these values through everyday examples. Lastly, ensure the discussion remains enjoyable and interactive to foster a deeper connection with your child.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Importance of Apologizing
Explanation: Prickle makes a mistake and learns to say sorry, demonstrating the value of acknowledging errors.
Real-World Application: Children learn to take responsibility for their actions and mend relationships by apologizing when they hurt someone.
Example Lesson: Forgiveness
Explanation: The story shows other characters forgiving Prickle, teaching children that everyone makes mistakes and deserves forgiveness.
Real-World Application: This encourages children to be more forgiving towards others, fostering a compassionate and understanding environment.
Example Lesson: Empathy
Explanation: Through Prickle's experiences, children see how their actions affect others, promoting an understanding of others' feelings.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this understanding by being more considerate and kind in their interactions with friends and family.
Example Lesson: Communication
Explanation: The story highlights the importance of expressing feelings and resolving conflicts through dialogue.
Real-World Application: This lesson helps children enhance their communication skills, vital for expressing themselves and solving problems effectively with others.
Example Lesson: Self-reflection
Explanation: Prickle reflects on his actions and their consequences, teaching children to think about how they behave.
Real-World Application: This instills a habit of self-awareness and thoughtfulness, helping children make better decisions in their everyday actions.