Where's Grogu?: A Star Wars: The Mandalorian Search and Find Activity Book
Star Wars: The Mandalorian Series
What’s inside...
This interactive search and find book engages readers as they join the Mandalorian, a skilled bounty hunter, in his quest across the galaxy to find Grogu, the adorable and mysterious alien child. Filled with detailed illustrations and hidden elements, this book provides hours of entertainment and challenges.
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
6-12
Length
40 pages
Text complexity
Character compass
Din Djarin (The Mandalorian)
Grogu
Discussion points
What do you think Grogu feels as he hides in different places? Can you describe a time you felt that way?
Why do you think Grogu is hiding? What would you do if you were trying to help him?
How do the different environments affect Grogu's ability to hide? Which place would you choose to hide if you were Grogu?
What do you think the other characters in the book are feeling when they are looking for Grogu?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to express their thoughts by asking them to elaborate when they respond to the questions.
Use follow-up questions to help them connect the story to their own experiences, like what they would do if they were playing hide and seek with Grogu.
Discuss the emotions of not only Grogu but also other characters to deepen the understanding of perspectives and empathy.
Encourage creative thinking by asking the child how they might change the story or what they would add to the story.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Observation Skills
Explanation: Where's Grogu? enhances a child's ability to concentrate and pay attention to detail as they search for Grogu among intricately designed pages.
Real-World Application: Improved observation can help children in academic settings, particularly in subjects like science and math, where details are key.
Example Lesson: Problem-Solving
Explanation: Each page presents a new environment with unique challenges, encouraging children to think critically and persistently to find Grogu.
Real-World Application: Developing problem-solving skills helps children navigate everyday challenges and promotes adaptive thinking.
Example Lesson: Patience
Explanation: Finding Grogu requires patience as it might take time and multiple attempts, teaching children to maintain focus and resilience despite challenges.
Real-World Application: Cultivating patience aids children in managing frustrations and stress in social interactions and learning environments.
Example Lesson: Following Directions
Explanation: The book frequently provides hints and prompts to guide the search, reinforcing the importance of following directions to achieve desired outcomes.
Real-World Application: By practicing following directions, children enhance their ability to complete school assignments and participate in team activities effectively.