Key Words with Peter and Jane Level 8b - So Many Things to Do!
#8 of 43 in Key words with Peter and Jane Series
What’s inside...
Join Peter and Jane as they embark on new adventures and learn valuable lessons in 'Key Words with Peter and Jane.' This Level 8 book, perfect for children confident in reading longer stories, introduces brand-new stories with bold illustrations. It features over 300 high-frequency Key Words for practice, designed for steady progression to support independent reading, comprehension questions, and a downloadable writing activity for every book. As children progress through the levels, they will develop word-recognition, phonics skills, and become fluent, independent readers.
Discussion points
What activities did Peter and Jane enjoy the most in the story, and why do you think they liked them?
Can you think of a time when you tried something new like Peter and Jane? What was that experience like?
How did Peter and Jane help each other in the book? Why is teamwork important?
If you could create your own adventure for Peter and Jane, what would it look like and why?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to relate their own experiences to those of Peter and Jane, fostering a deeper personal connection to the story. Ask them about their favorite parts and why those stood out, helping them to articulate their thoughts and feelings. Highlight the themes of cooperation and adventure in the book, discussing how teamwork is important in real-life scenarios too. Lastly, let them use their imagination to create new scenarios for the characters, promoting creativity and critical thinking.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Time Management
Explanation: The story presents various activities that Peter and Jane choose from, showing the importance of prioritizing tasks.
Real-World Application: Children learn to organize their day, choosing activities wisely to balance play and responsibilities.
Example Lesson: Creativity
Explanation: As Peter and Jane explore different activities, they use their imagination and creativity extensively.
Real-World Application: Children are encouraged to use their imagination in play and learning, boosting their creative thinking skills.
Example Lesson: Decision Making
Explanation: The book illustrates the process of making decisions, as the characters select what they want to do from a variety of options.
Real-World Application: Children gain confidence in making choices, applying this skill in choosing meals, games, or books.
Example Lesson: Collaboration
Explanation: Peter and Jane often engage in activities together, showcasing teamwork.
Real-World Application: Children learn the importance of working with others, which can help in school projects and family tasks.
Example Lesson: Exploration and Learning
Explanation: The narrative encourages exploring new activities and learning from them.
Real-World Application: Children are inspired to try new things, learning from each experience which aids in their cognitive and social development.