Rose
#2 of 167 in Doctor Who files Series
What’s inside...
Who is Rose? Find out all about the Doctor's companion, her friends, enemies, home planet and travels, then join her on a brand new adventure in A Stamp of Approval.
Discussion points
What do you think Rose learned about friendship throughout her adventures?
How did Rose change from the beginning to the end of the story?
What would you have done if you were in Rose's place during her challenges?
How do you think teamwork helped Rose and her friends solve problems?
Why is it important to be brave like Rose was?
Tip: Role play these questions
While discussing Rose's adventures, mirror her emotions through expressive reading to make the storytelling lively and engaging.
Encourage your child to imagine themselves in Rose’s world by asking what they would see, hear, and feel.
After reading a chapter, pause and ask your child to predict what might happen next, fostering their analytical thinking skills.
Relate the themes of the book to your child’s personal experiences to make the story more relevant and meaningful to them.
Celebrate your child’s responses and insights, no matter how small, to build their confidence in expressing their thoughts and ideas.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: The importance of empathy
Explanation: In 'Rose', the protagonist learns to understand and share the feelings of others, helping to form deeper connections and resolve conflicts.
Real-World Application: Children can use empathy to build stronger relationships with peers and family members, leading to a more supportive social environment.
Example Lesson: Value of perseverance
Explanation: The character Rose demonstrates persistence in the face of challenges, showing that hard work and dedication can lead to success.
Real-World Application: Kids can apply this lesson by not giving up easily in their studies or personal goals, learning the importance of effort and resilience.
Example Lesson: The power of curiosity
Explanation: Rose's adventurous spirit and quest for knowledge drives the narrative, emphasizing the benefits of seeking understanding.
Real-World Application: Encourages children to explore new subjects and ask questions, fostering a lifelong love of learning and discovery.
Example Lesson: Acceptance of change
Explanation: Throughout the book, Rose learns to adapt to new situations and accept changes that come her way, which is crucial for personal development.
Real-World Application: Helps children understand that change is a natural part of life and adapting to it is important for growth and happiness.
Example Lesson: Importance of friendship
Explanation: The relationships between Rose and her friends highlight support, trust, and mutual respect, essential elements of friendship.
Real-World Application: This can guide children in building and maintaining healthy and fulfilling friendships throughout their lives.