About This Book
In 'Claydate A Playdate with the Claymates,' two original clay characters decide to sculpt new friends, leading to a delightful yet challenging playdate. As they create, feelings of jealousy and impatience arise, prompting the claymates to learn valuable lessons about emotional regulation, sharing, and collaboration. This early chapter book, suitable for ages 4-8, offers a gentle and relatable narrative for discussing common childhood emotions and the importance of working together to achieve a shared goal, like telling a great story.
"Two claymates sculpt new clay friends but have to work through feelings of jealousy and impatience to tell a great story together"--
Discussion Prompts
1
Have you ever felt jealous when someone else got attention or had a good idea? How did you handle it?
2
What does it mean to be impatient? What are some ways we can practice being patient?
3
The claymates learned to work together. What are some things you like to do with friends that require teamwork?
4
If you were a claymate, what kind of new friend would you sculpt, and what story would you want to tell together?
5
How did the claymates show kindness and understanding to each other even when they were feeling frustrated?
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