The Last Kids on Earth Series
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What’s inside...
This collection set includes the first 8 books of 'The Last Kids On Earth' series by Max, each with their original ISBN and cover image. The titles in this set are: Last Kids On Earth, Zombie Parade, Nightmare King, Cosmic Beyond, Midnight Blade, Skeleton Road, Doomsday Race, and Forbidden Fortress. Additionally, the set features a fun gift notebook with 100 lined pages, flexible binding for easy writing, and a stunning cover that makes it a great gift for co-workers, friends, and family.
Character compass
Jack Sullivan
Dirk Savage
Quint Baker
June Del Toro
Bardle
Thrull
Discussion points
How do you think Jack and his friends managed to stay brave and work together in the face of danger?
What would you do if you found yourself in a similar apocalyptic situation as the characters?
Which character do you relate to the most and why?
How do the monsters in the story differ from typical monsters you know about? What makes them unique?
What lessons did you learn about friendship and teamwork from the book?
Tip: Role play these questions
Before starting each reading session, briefly summarize the last chapter to refresh your child’s memory and set the stage for new developments.
Use different voices for various characters to make the reading experience more vivid and engaging for your child.
After reading, connect the story to real-life events or personal experiences to help the child relate to the characters' decisions and emotions.
Encourage your child to draw their favorite scene or character from the book. Discuss why they chose that particular scene or character.
Ask your child to predict what might happen next in the story and discuss their ideas. This encourages creative thinking and hypothesis building.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Teamwork and Collaboration
Explanation: Throughout 'The Last Kids on Earth' series, characters must work together to solve problems and overcome challenges, demonstrating the power of teamwork.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this lesson by working collaboratively in group projects at school or in sports teams to achieve common goals.
Example Lesson: Creativity and Innovation
Explanation: The protagonist, Jack Sullivan, often uses creative thinking to devise plans and strategies against monsters, showcasing the importance of thinking outside the box.
Real-World Application: Kids can embrace their creativity in problem-solving during their playtime or in academic tasks, leading to innovative solutions.
Example Lesson: Resilience and Perseverance
Explanation: Characters in the series frequently face setbacks, yet they continue to persevere and adapt, highlighting the value of resilience.
Real-World Application: This teaches children to not give up easily in the face of difficulties, whether it be in learning new skills or facing personal challenges.
Example Lesson: Empathy and Understanding
Explanation: As characters interact with different types of monsters, they learn to understand and empathize with them rather than fearing them outright.
Real-World Application: Children learn the importance of empathy, helping them to better relate to and understand people who might seem different from them.
Example Lesson: Leadership
Explanation: Jack often takes the lead in planning and decision making for the group, illustrating qualities of a good leader.
Real-World Application: Children can be encouraged to take leadership roles in small group activities, helping them develop necessary leadership skills.