Get That Broom! and Fizz! Wizz!: (Red Early Reader)
Red Early Reader Series
What’s inside...
Explore a delightful journey of problem-solving and creativity with 'Get That Broom! and Fizz! Wizz!: (Red Early Reader)' by Katie Dale. This engaging children’s book features two captivating stories perfect for early readers. In 'Get That Broom!', young readers will follow an enchanting tale of a mischievous cat causing chaos with a magical broom. The story encourages problem-solving and teamwork. 'Fizz! Wizz!' takes children on a fizzy adventure, sparking curiosity about science and experimentation. Both stories highlight the importance of creativity and cooperation, fostering developmental skills and encouraging family reading time. A wonderful addition to any young reader's library, this book promotes literacy, focus, and a love for reading.
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
4-8
Length
32 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
What do you think will happen next time the broom comes to life in 'Get That Broom!'?
How do you think the witch in 'Fizz! Wizz!' felt when her spells went wrong?
What would you do if you had a magical broom or could cast spells?
Can you think of a time when something didn’t go as planned, like in 'Fizz! Wizz!'? How did you handle it?
Why do you think teamwork was important in 'Get That Broom!'?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to express their thoughts and feelings about the stories and characters. Validate their emotions and experiences by sharing your own similar feelings or stories. Ask them to imagine alternative scenarios or endings to nurture their creative thinking skills. Use the themes from the books, like teamwork and handling unexpected situations, as teachable moments to discuss real-life applications.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Teamwork and Cooperation
Explanation: The characters in 'Get That Broom! and Fizz! Wizz!' work together to solve problems, emphasizing the importance of collaboration.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this lesson by participating in group activities at school or in sports, learning how to cooperate with peers for a common goal.
Example Lesson: Creativity and Innovation
Explanation: The story encourages creative solutions when the characters encounter obstacles, highlighting how thinking differently can lead to success.
Real-World Application: Kids can use this lesson by exploring different methods to solve daily challenges, whether it's in their playtime or homework.
Example Lesson: Responsibility
Explanation: Characters in the book are tasked with specific roles which they must fulfill, teaching children about the value of being reliable and accountable.
Real-World Application: This can be mirrored in a child’s life by taking care of their personal belongings, completing homework on time, or fulfilling household chores.
Example Lesson: The Joy of Learning
Explanation: The book showcases characters exploring new ideas and learning from each other, instilling an enthusiasm for learning.
Real-World Application: Children are encouraged to remain curious and enthusiastic about learning new things, whether at school or through new hobbies.
Example Lesson: Resilience
Explanation: Throughout the book, characters face setbacks but continue to try until they succeed, teaching persistence.
Real-World Application: This lesson can help children understand the importance of perseverance in facing school tasks or any difficulties in life.