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A Day on the Beach – Goldfish Series
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Hadeel and Nabeel spend a fun-filled day at the beach. While making a sandcastle they uncover a mysterious clay pot buried in the sand— there’s something hiding inside! What could it be? Lift the flap to reveal the surprising secret!
This engaging story sparks children’s curiosity, fostering a love for exploration and teamwork.
A Day on the Beach Parent and Teacher guide
Family Holidays are the source of a lot of childhood memories. Visiting the seaside is a definite favorite with children who love water, sand, fresh air and lots of space to run, play and swim. This story fuels the imagination of children and gives them a taste of all the fun that can be had at the beach from racing to swimming to building a sand castle and eating ice cream . There is also an adventure when Hadeel and Nabil stumble on an earthen buried jar. Could it be a pirate’s treasure?
Questions for Discussion
- Have you ever spent a fun time at the beach? What did you do there?
- If you had the chance to build a sandcastle, how would you decorate it?
- Have you ever discovered something strange while playing? How did you feel?
- If you were in Nabil or Hadeel’s place and found something strange in the jar, how would you have reacted?
| ISBN | 9789957040475 |
|---|---|
| Pages | 20 pages |
| Binding | Soft Cover |
| Weight | 0.106 kg |
| Size | 21 × 21 cm |
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