Viking Raiders
#9 of 1 in Bold and Easy Coloring Books Series
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What’s inside...
With a vicious band of Vikings headed toward the reader's village, the reader must choose either to elude the attackers or to remain and face them with courage. Dive into a delicious adventure with the 'Yummy in My Tummy Coloring Book,' specially crafted for young artists and food lovers! This enchanting coloring book is packed with 45 bold and easy designs, making it the perfect companion for children who delight in creativity and the joy of food. Each page bursts with fun, featuring a delightful array of snacks and dishes waiting to be brought to life with color. The illustrations are not only fun to color but also designed to evoke the curiosity of young minds about the world of food, providing a sensory exploration of shapes, colors, and patterns.
Discussion points
What do you think life was like for the Vikings on their voyages?
How do the characters in the book deal with challenges or conflicts? What would you do in their situation?
Why do you think the Vikings went on raids? Do you think their actions were justified?
How did the interactions between different characters influence the story’s outcome?
What did you learn about Viking culture and history from this book?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to imagine themselves in the Viking era; ask them what role they might have played.
Discuss the moral implications of the Vikings’ actions to help develop critical thinking.
Use a globe or map to trace the routes Vikings might have taken during their voyages to make history tangible.
Link discussions to the book’s illustrations to help younger readers visualize the story and its context.
After reading, encourage your child to create a drawing or a story about their favorite scene or character, deepening their connection to the book.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Teamwork and Cooperation
Explanation: In 'Viking Raiders', children learn about the importance of working together as the Viking characters collaborate on their voyages. The story emphasizes how their success in exploration is dependent on their ability to work as a cohesive unit.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this lesson by engaging in group activities at school or in sports, learning to value each member's contribution and working harmoniously to achieve a common goal.
Example Lesson: Understanding Different Cultures
Explanation: The book provides insights into Viking culture and lifestyle, showcasing their traditions, values, and social structures. This helps children understand and appreciate the diversity of historical communities.
Real-World Application: This understanding can be applied in a child's everyday life by promoting inclusivity and respect when they encounter cultural differences among peers and in the community.
Example Lesson: Courage and Adventure
Explanation: The Vikings are portrayed as courageous in their quests, facing new and challenging environments. This illustrates the value of bravery in overcoming fears and embracing adventures.
Real-World Application: Children can mirror this bravery in their own lives by trying new activities, whether it's joining a new club at school or learning a new skill, fostering a spirit of adventure and resilience.
Example Lesson: Consequences of Actions
Explanation: The story also touches on the repercussions of the Vikings’ raids, allowing children to see the consequences of actions, both good and bad.
Real-World Application: This can help children understand that their choices have impacts. It encourages them to think about the outcomes of their actions and to make decisions that are considerate of others.
Example Lesson: Learning from History
Explanation: By exploring historical narratives like that of the Vikings, children learn the importance of history in understanding the present and influencing the future.
Real-World Application: This encourages children to be curious about history and to learn lessons from the past to apply to their own lives and communities.