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I Can – Halazone Series
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Jude struggles with a speech problem in kindergarten, and when her classmate Samir teases her, it deeply hurts her feelings.
Overtime, Jude’s confidence grows, and with the unexpected help of her baby brother Zaid, she gradually overcomes her challenge.
This heartwarming story shows how ridicule can hurt as much as physical pain, and that with patience, we can overcome our struggles.
I Can Parent and Teacher Guide
Many children have a handicap, which makes them “different”. They may have to endure ridicule from other kids. In “ I Can” Jude has to deal with a speech impediment. When kids make fun of her, she reacts with anger and violence.
The teacher helps to diffuse the situation by explaining that ridiculing someone can be just as hurtful as hitting someone. Jude is given the acceptance she seeks and the time to overcome her impediment at her own pace.
She realizes that she is no longer lisping while interacting with her baby brother Zaid. It is also an indirect allusion that baby brothers can be useful.
Questions for Discussion
- Have you ever faced a difficulty of any sort? How did you feel? Where you able to overcome it?
- What was the first word you said as a small child? Did you have difficulty pronouncing certain letters?
- Have you ever overcome something difficult that you thought you couldn’t do? How did that make you feel?
- How can we help a friend when they have a difficulty?
- Have you ever been teased before? How did you feel?
| ISBN | 9789957040055 |
|---|---|
| Pages | 24 pages |
| Binding | Soft Cover |
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
| Size | 24 × 17 cm |
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