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Not Yet – Halazone Series
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Every time Jude sits down to do her homework, she suddenly remembers something very important she needs to do first.
Just then, the doorbell rings—it’s her friends! Will Jude be able to join them for some fun?
An engaging story that teaches young readers the importance of time management and finding the right balance between study and play. Perfect for helping children develop good habits in a fun and relatable way!
Not Yet Parent and Teacher Guide
Dealing with school homework is a daily problem for some parents who have a hard time getting children to concentrate or discipline their time.
Some children keep postponing doing their work, secretly hoping that it will eventually go away. Procrastination is a problem that many adults still suffer from …
In this story, Jude unwittingly keeps postponing doing her homework, finally realizing that this procrastination has consequences.
It is a story that many kids and parents will identify with. Many times, after a story reading, a kid would come up to the author smiling sheepishly and saying, “why are you writing about me?” This story provides parents and teachers the chance to discuss the matter of procrastination through a story.
Questions for Discussion
- What do you usually do after you return from school?
- How do you spend your weekend usually? If it were up to you how would you like to spend your weekends and why?
- Why did Jude feel trapped in her room? Has this ever happened to you?
- How did Jude feel when her friends came over? Why couldn’t she spend time with them?
| ISBN | 9789957040130 |
|---|---|
| Pages | 24 pages |
| Binding | Soft Cover |
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
| Size | 24 × 17 cm |
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