Knights of Right - The Falcon Shield: Book One (Knights of Right (Paperback) 1)
#1 in Knights Of Right Series
What’s inside...
While exploring the woods behind their house, brothers Joseph, twelve, and Ben, ten, discover the castle of King Arthur, who has traveled through time to train them as modern-day knights of the Round Table, sending them on a quest against a real-life enemy.
Discussion points
What qualities do you think make someone a good knight? How did the characters in the book show these qualities?
How would you handle a situation where you had to make a tough choice between what’s easy and what’s right, like the characters in the book?
Which character did you relate to the most and why?
What did you learn about friendship and teamwork from the story?
If you had a magical shield like the Falcon Shield, what powers would you want it to have and why?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to compare the challenges faced by the characters with their own experiences to personalize the conversation.
Discuss the moral lessons the characters learn throughout the story, and ask your child how these lessons could apply in their own life.
Allow your child to express which parts of the book excited, scared, or intrigued them and why, fostering an open dialogue about their feelings.
Link discussions to real-life scenarios where courage, honesty, and wisdom—key themes in the book—are needed to make decisions.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Courage and bravery
Explanation: The characters in 'Knights of Right - The Falcon Shield' often face challenging situations where they need to stand up against wrongdoings and protect their kingdom.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to face their fears and stand up for what they believe is right, whether it’s in the playground or in standing up to a bully.
Example Lesson: Importance of teamwork
Explanation: The knights work together to overcome obstacles, demonstrating that collaboration and leveraging each other's strengths leads to success.
Real-World Application: This teaches children the value of cooperating with others, whether it’s on sports teams, in classroom projects, or in family activities.
Example Lesson: Responsibility and leadership
Explanation: The characters take on roles that require them to make decisions for the benefit of others, showcasing positive leadership qualities.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to take responsibility in leading small group activities or making decisions that impact their siblings or peers positively.
Example Lesson: Resilience in adversity
Explanation: Throughout the book, characters encounter setbacks but continue to persevere and remain committed to their mission.
Real-World Application: This lesson can inspire children to keep trying and not give up when they face difficulties in schoolwork or personal goals.
Example Lesson: Importance of integrity
Explanation: Characters in the story often choose to do the right thing, even when it's hard, highlighting the importance of honesty and moral integrity.
Real-World Application: Children learn the importance of being truthful and maintaining moral integrity in their dealings with friends and family.