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How to Turn a Ghoula into a Butterfly?
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While Rabie was pretending to be a wizard, he heard knocks at the door. Knock, knock, knock…Standing at the door was a giant Ghoula! What does she want with Rabie and will he be able to put a spell on her and turn her into a beautiful butterfly?
How to Turn a Ghoula into a Butterfly? Parent and Teacher Guide
While Rabie is holding his magic wand pretending to be a wizard … abracadabra!
He hears a series of knocks at the door. When he opens the door, to his great surprise he finds a giant Ghoula standing at his doorstep. He tries to talk to her but she does not understand a word he is saying. Rabie can see that the Ghoula is friendly and harmless so he introduces her to his friends.
When she slurps her food and makes a big mess they quickly realize that the Ghoula does not know how to behave properly so Rabie and his friends decide to teach her some table manners.
They also start teaching her how to read and write. In return, and to everyone’s surprise, Ghoula teaches them how to dance ever so daintily just like a butterfly.
Questions for discussion
- What is a Ghoul/Ghoula? Is it a real or imaginary creature?
- How did Rabie know that the Ghoula was hungry?
- How did the Ghoula eat her soup?
- How should we behave when playing sports?
- Did the kids enjoy teaching the Ghoula how to read and write?
- Did the Ghoula teach the kids anything in return?
| ISBN | 9789957042264 |
|---|---|
| Pages | 32 pages |
| Binding | Soft Cover |
| Weight | 0.275 kg |
| Size | 29.7 × 21 cm |
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