Book details
Franklin Feels at Home (Franklin and Friends)
Description
Franklin the turtle is thrilled to spend two nights at his best friend Bear's house, enjoying outdoor play and creating snow dragons. Despite having fun, Franklin feels uncomfortable with unfamiliar things at Bear's house and misses his family. Bear's family, understanding Franklin's feelings, helps him cope with his sadness and feel more at home. This story, part of the Franklin books series, captures the common experience of young children spending time away from home. It connects with kindergarten and preschool children who are navigating new independence while missing their families. The book, featuring the beloved character from the TV series Franklin and Friends, is ideal for classroom discussions on independence, fear, and character education topics such as compassion, empathy, and kindness.
Age
3-7
Text complexity
developing
Length
24 pages
Book in series
#5
Why to read
- Engaging Storyline: 'Franklin Feels at Home' offers a captivating and relatable story for young readers, as it follows the beloved character Franklin the Turtle as he navigates the feelings of being in a new environment. This engaging narrative can keep children interested and encourage a love for reading.
- Important Life Lessons: The book teaches valuable lessons about adapting to change, making new friends, and the importance of feeling comfortable in one's own space. These themes are crucial for children's social and emotional development.
- Familiar Characters: For fans of the 'Franklin and Friends' series, this book provides an opportunity to reconnect with familiar characters in a new setting. The familiarity of the characters can be comforting to young readers and can enhance their reading experience.
- Illustrations and Accessibility: The book is filled with colorful illustrations that complement the story, making it more accessible and appealing to children who are visual learners or are just beginning to read. The pictures help to bring the story to life and aid in understanding the narrative.