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How would you...

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How would you describe Little Monkey’s mum so that Butterfly could find her easily? How would you describe your mum?

Prepare a small box called the “Idea Box.”

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Let’s Create 

Prepare a small box called the “Idea Box.” Each family member adds a card with a word (or a drawing) representing an idea for an art activity they would enjoy. Open the box together and choose a different idea each day to try—without comparison and without correction—simply for the joy of experimenting and creating together. 

About the events of the story

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Let’s Talk 

About the events of the story:

Talk with your child and ask:

Do you think the father was right to forbid sweets? Why?

What do you think of Rani’s father’s behavior?

How do you think Rani felt when he discovered that his father eats sweets secretly?

What would you have done if you were in Rani’s place? 

About the rules in our home:

Talk with your child about the rules in your home and ask:

What is our family rule about eating sweets?

Do you think rules should apply to everyone?

Is there a difference between rules for adults and rules for children?

What other rules exist in our home? List them together and explain them. 

Chose some words...

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Chose some words from the book, such as cup, Summer, cucumber, etc. Encourage the child to think of similar words that rhyme with words from the book. Help the child to construct a sentence that links the two rhyming words.

We usually carry...

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We usually carry what is valuable to us or what we consider necessary for us in our daily life in our pockets and handbags. Together, we can play “guess what’s in my pocket.” Why do we carry these things in our pockets and our handbags?