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Anything – Goldfish Series
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Samar and Rami spend a fun afternoon play-acting, while their mothers heads to the market. When their mothers returns, they bring back three amazing surprises—what could they be? Lift the flap to find out!
This charming story encourages role play, an essential part of childhood development, helping children understand the world around them.
Anything Parent and Teacher Guide
Role play is an integral part of growing up. It helps children make sense of the world around them. In Anything, Samar and Rami have fun role playing while their moms go shopping. As they read or are read to, children will relate their own experiences of similar play acting to Samar and Rami’s play acting.
Questions for Discussion
- What are some things you enjoy playing with your friends or family ?
- If you were in Samar’s place, how would you feel when your mom came back and brought three gifts? What would your reaction be?
- Have you ever played the role play with a sibling or friend? what did you pretend to do?
| ISBN | 9789957040468 |
|---|---|
| Pages | 20 pages |
| Binding | Soft Cover |
| Weight | 0.106 kg |
| Size | 21 × 21 cm |
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