Little Wolf's Diary of Daring Deeds
#2 of 3 in Little Wolf Series
What’s inside...
In letters home to Mom and Dad, Little Wolf describes his journey to rescue his little brother, Smellybreff, from a crafty cubnapper, Mister Twister the Fox.
Character compass
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Discussion points
Why do you think Little Wolf felt the need to write a diary about his adventures?
What lessons did Little Wolf learn during his daring deeds?
How do the characters in the book show bravery and teamwork?
If you were in Little Wolf's pack, what role would you choose to have and why?
How did Little Wolf's experiences change his view on friendship and adventure?
Tip: Role play these questions
While discussing the book, encourage your child to express their thoughts and feelings about Little Wolf's actions and decisions.
Relate the themes of bravery and teamwork in the book to real-life examples that your child might have experienced.
Ask your child to imagine their own daring deed and describe how they would handle it.
Share a personal story where you had to be brave, mirroring similar themes from the book to deepen the connection with your child.
Discuss the importance of making diaries or journals and encourage your child to start a simple diary where they can jot down their daily adventures and lessons.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: The importance of honesty
Explanation: Throughout the story, Little Wolf learns that being truthful helps build trust and strengthen relationships.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this lesson by being honest in their interactions with friends and family, fostering deeper connections and creating a trustworthy environment.
Example Lesson: Perseverance in the face of challenges
Explanation: Little Wolf encounters various obstacles but continues to strive towards his goals, showcasing resilience.
Real-World Application: This lesson encourages children to persist and not give up easily when faced with difficulties, whether in school tasks or personal goals.
Example Lesson: Value of friendship
Explanation: The book highlights the adventures Little Wolf embarks on with his friends, demonstrating the joys and support a friend can provide.
Real-World Application: Children learn to appreciate and nurture their friendships, understanding that true friends are there to support each other through thick and thin.
Example Lesson: Creative problem-solving
Explanation: Little Wolf often has to think creatively to navigate through his adventures, which emphasizes the importance of innovative thinking.
Real-World Application: This teaches children to think outside the box and apply creativity in solving daily problems, whether it's figuring out a puzzle or resolving a conflict with a peer.
Example Lesson: Learning from mistakes
Explanation: As Little Wolf makes mistakes, he also learns valuable lessons from them, which contributes to his growth throughout the story.
Real-World Application: This can help children understand that it is okay to make mistakes as long as they learn from them, promoting a growth mindset and helping them to continuously improve.