Curious George Windy Delivery (CGTV)
Curious George New Adventures Series
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What’s inside...
Get ready to be blown away by this windy winter adventure with Curious George! George's friend Bill is great at delivering newspapers, and he just needs one more successful delivery day to make a perfect year. However, a big snowstorm the next day makes it impossible for Bill to ride his bike. Can George help Bill come up with a new way to get all his papers delivered on time? This 24-page picture book, based on the Emmy Award-winning Curious George PBS TV show, includes bonus activities about wind power and winter transportation to help reinforce concepts learned in the story. For more monkey fun, visit www.curiousgeorge.com to discover all the latest on Curious George books, promotions, games, activities, and more!
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
4-7
Length
24 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
How do you think Curious George felt when the wind took away the newspapers? Can you describe a time when something unexpected happened to you?
What are some ways George tries to solve his problem in the story? What would you have done in his situation?
Why do you think the people needed the newspapers? How do you think they felt when George helped?
What does this story teach us about helping others and being responsible?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to think about the cause and effect in the story by asking them to predict what might happen next at various points. Use expressive reading to bring the characters to life and hold your child's attention. After reading, connect the story to your child’s experiences by discussing similar situations they've faced or tasks they've helped with. Praise their insights and answers to foster a positive reading environment.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Problem-solving
Explanation: In 'Curious George Windy Delivery,' George encounters a challenge when the wind complicates his task. He uses creative thinking to solve the problem.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to approach obstacles with a problem-solving mindset, using their creativity and resources to find solutions in their daily life.
Example Lesson: Responsibility
Explanation: The story highlights how George takes on the responsibility of delivering newspapers, showcasing his commitment despite difficulties.
Real-World Application: This teaches children the importance of being reliable and responsible, whether it's completing their chores or fulfilling promises.
Example Lesson: Adaptability
Explanation: As George deals with the windy conditions, he quickly adapts his plans and methods, showing resilience.
Real-World Application: Kids can learn the value of adapting to changing situations, whether at school or in social settings, enhancing their ability to cope with unexpected changes.
Example Lesson: Helping others
Explanation: George’s efforts to deliver the newspapers ultimately help the community receive their news, highlighting the value of helping others.
Real-World Application: Children are encouraged to look for ways they can assist others in their community, fostering a sense of service and empathy.