Book details
Franklin's Christmas Spirit (Franklin and Friends)
Description
It's nearly Christmas in Woodland, but the adults are too busy with holiday preparations to have fun. Franklin the turtle suggests going caroling to spread cheer, but only his friend Snail joins him. Despite initial disappointment, Franklin bravely starts singing alone, and soon others join in. Thanks to Franklin, the whole town finds the holiday spirit. This book, based on the Franklin and Friends TV program, teaches children that they can make a difference and the importance of following their heart. It's ideal for a holiday read-aloud and discussions on holiday spirit and character education.
Age
3-7
Text complexity
developing
Length
24 pages
Book in series
#7
Why to read
- Teaches the Value of Generosity: 'Franklin's Christmas Spirit' is a heartwarming story that imparts the importance of being generous and thinking of others, especially during the holiday season.
- Celebrates Friendship and Community: The book highlights the strong bonds of friendship among Franklin and his friends, showcasing how working together and supporting each other can create a joyful community spirit.
- Encourages Problem-Solving Skills: As Franklin encounters challenges in preparing for Christmas, young readers can learn alongside him how to think creatively and solve problems to achieve a goal.
- Fosters a Love for Reading: With its engaging narrative and familiar characters, 'Franklin's Christmas Spirit' is an excellent choice for young readers to develop a love for reading through a story that is both entertaining and educational.