About This Book
In 'Franklin and the Thunderstorm,' Franklin the turtle faces his fear of loud thunder and bright lightning. As a storm approaches, Franklin's friends gather at Fox's house, and through their shared stories and comforting presence, they help Franklin understand and cope with his anxiety. This gentle story normalizes fear in children and models how friends can offer support and reassurance, making it an excellent resource for discussing big feelings and building resilience.
What Parents Should Know
Discussion Prompts
1
What makes Franklin scared of the thunderstorm? Have you ever been scared of something loud or bright?
2
How do Franklin's friends help him feel better? What are some ways you can help a friend who is scared?
3
What funny stories do Franklin's friends tell? Do you have a funny story about something that seemed scary at first?
4
What do you do to feel safe and calm when you hear thunder or see lightning?
5
How does Franklin feel at the beginning of the story compared to the end? What changed?
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