The Golden Weapons (LEGO Ninjago: Reader)
#3 in LEGO Ninjago Reader Series
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What’s inside...
In this easy-to-read LEGO Ninjago story, the ninjas embark on a quest to obtain the final golden weapon. With Sensei Wu guiding them, they journey to the Underworld where they confront their sworn enemy, Lord Garmadon. This thrilling adventure is designed for young readers aged 7 and up, and is presented in a 32-page paperback format, published on May 1, 2012.
Character compass
Kai
Nya
Zane
Cole
Jay
Sensei Wu
Samukai
Discussion points
What do you think about the teamwork shown by the Ninjago characters? How do you work together with your friends?
If you could have any of the golden weapons, which one would you choose and why?
How do the characters in the book overcome their challenges? Can you think of a time when you faced a challenge and overcame it?
Which character do you relate to the most and what traits do you share with them?
What lessons did you learn from the story that you can apply in your own life?
Tip: Role play these questions
Use open-ended questions that allow your child to express their thoughts and feelings about the story and its characters.
Encourage your child to think about how the themes of the book apply to their own life, particularly focusing on teamwork, courage, and problem-solving.
Discuss the importance of each character’s role in their team and relate that to your child’s experiences in group activities or school projects.
Highlight the moral lesson of the book and ask your child how they might have acted in a similar situation.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Teamwork and Collaboration
Explanation: In 'The Golden Weapons', the characters must work together to overcome obstacles and adversaries.
Real-World Application: Children learn the importance of collaborating with others to achieve common goals, applicable in school projects or team sports.
Example Lesson: Courage and Bravery
Explanation: The protagonists face various challenges bravely, showing courage in the face of danger.
Real-World Application: This teaches children to face their fears and be brave when encountering new experiences or challenges.
Example Lesson: Problem Solving
Explanation: The characters in the book often need to think critically and solve puzzles to advance on their quest.
Real-World Application: Encourages children to apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills in their daily lives, whether in academic settings or personal decisions.
Example Lesson: The Value of Perseverance
Explanation: Despite numerous setbacks, the characters persist in their quest, emphasizing the importance of not giving up.
Real-World Application: Inspires children to persist through difficulties, whether in completing a difficult homework assignment or mastering a new skill.
Example Lesson: Good vs. Evil
Explanation: The story clearly delineates good characters from evil ones, teaching moral discernment.
Real-World Application: Helps children understand the importance of making ethical decisions and acting with integrity in real-life situations.