Little Bunny and The Big Race
#2 of 2 in Bedtime Story-Books Series
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What’s inside...
Once upon a starry night, as the moon cast its gentle glow, a tale of magic and dreams began to unfold in the pages of 'Bedtime Stories: Little Bunny and The Big Race.' This baby book is not just a story, but a magical experience designed to captivate young minds before they drift off to sleep. The mesmerizing illustrations transport your child to a world of wonder and ignite their imagination. With its combination of magic, mystery, and a heartwarming tale of self-improvement, this book is perfect for children ages 0-7, offering them a soothing and engaging bedtime experience. Join Little Bunny on a quest to become the fastest bunny in the world as he embarks on a marvelous adventure. He discovers that true magic lies not only in wishes but also in dedication and perseverance.
Discussion points
Why do you think Little Bunny wanted to win the race so much?
How did Little Bunny feel when things didn't go as planned during the race?
What do you think the story teaches us about trying even when we're scared?
How did the other animals help Little Bunny in the story?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to put themselves in Little Bunny’s shoes. Ask how they would feel in similar situations.
Highlight the importance of perseverance and effort over just winning.
Discuss the value of sportsmanship and helping others, as demonstrated by the characters in the book.
Use expressive reading to enhance the excitement of the race and the emotions of Little Bunny.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Perseverance
Explanation: Little Bunny tries several times and faces many obstacles before succeeding in the big race.
Real-World Application: Children learn the importance of persisting through challenges, applying this when tackling difficult tasks at school or in their hobbies.
Example Lesson: Sportsmanship
Explanation: Throughout the race, Little Bunny shows good sportsmanship by helping other competitors and congratulating the winner, despite not winning himself.
Real-World Application: This teaches children to be gracious in both victory and defeat, promoting respectful interactions with their peers.
Example Lesson: Preparation and Practice
Explanation: Little Bunny spends time preparing and practicing for the race, which ultimately leads to his improved performance.
Real-World Application: Children can relate this to their own lives by understanding the value of preparing for school tests or practicing sports or musical instruments.
Example Lesson: Teamwork
Explanation: Little Bunny learns to work together with other animals in order to complete the race.
Real-World Application: This highlights the importance of collaborative efforts and can encourage children to engage effectively in group activities at school or in play.
Example Lesson: Self-Belief
Explanation: Despite initial doubts, Little Bunny learns to believe in his own abilities with encouragement from his friends.
Real-World Application: Children are encouraged to have confidence in themselves, which can enhance their participation and enthusiasm in new or challenging tasks.