Unicorn for Christmas: Teach Kids About Giving (Children Books: Collection)
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Happy Christmas: The royal family is filled with joy and glee as they prepare for Christmas in their grand palace hall. Teach Your Child the Spirit of Giving: Princess Lily, who is spoiled with gifts from her royal parents, learns the true spirit of giving during the holiday season. Happy Christmas It was almost Christmas, and the snow began to fall, They were all getting ready, at the grand palace hall. The holiday they wished for had arrived finally There was glee and joy among the royal family
Discussion points
Why do you think the unicorn wanted to learn about giving?
How did the characters in the book show kindness to each other?
What is one way you could help or give to someone else, just like the unicorn did?
Can you think of a time when someone was generous to you? How did that make you feel?
What does this story teach us about the importance of giving and sharing?
Tip: Role play these questions
Before reading, ask your child what they know about unicorns and the concept of giving to spark interest.
While reading, pause at key moments to ask your child how they think a character is feeling or might act next.
Relate the themes of the book to your child’s daily experiences, such as sharing toys or helping around the house.
Encourage your child to draw or write about a scene where they were kind or generous to someone else.
After reading, suggest doing a small act of giving together, like donating toys or clothes, to reinforce the lessons from the book.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: The joy of giving
Explanation: The story illustrates how giving to others can be more rewarding than receiving, as the protagonist discovers happiness by choosing a perfect gift for someone in need.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to derive happiness from acts of kindness and generosity towards their friends and family.
Example Lesson: Empathy and compassion
Explanation: Through the protagonist’s journey, children see how understanding others' feelings and situations can lead to meaningful actions.
Real-World Application: Kids can practice putting themselves in someone else's shoes, helping them develop empathy in real-life situations, such as sharing toys or helping a friend in distress.
Example Lesson: Importance of friendship
Explanation: The book portrays friendships and how they are strengthened by acts of kindness and consideration, regardless of the situation.
Real-World Application: This lesson encourages children to value and nurture friendships by being good friends themselves, through small acts of thoughtfulness and understanding.
Example Lesson: Decision making
Explanation: The protagonist faces choices about what gift to give, highlighting the process of thoughtful decision-making.
Real-World Application: Children learn the importance of thinking decisions through and considering the impact of their choices on others.
Example Lesson: Creativity and imagination
Explanation: Choosing the right gift involves creativity, showcased by the protagonist's imaginative and thoughtful selection process.
Real-World Application: Kids are encouraged to use their imagination in daily play and when solving problems or making gifts for others.