About This Book
In Franklin Forgets, Franklin the turtle makes a promise to his neighbor, Mr. Mole, to water his garden while he is on vacation. However, Franklin gets distracted and forgets his important task, leading to a wilted garden and a heavy heart. This gentle story explores the feelings of guilt and shame that come with forgetting a responsibility, and more importantly, the process of taking accountability and making amends. It's an excellent book for children aged 4-8 to understand the value of promises, the impact of their actions on others, and the courage it takes to admit mistakes and work towards a solution.
Franklin agrees to water Mr. Mole's garden while he is on vacation, but he forgets.
Discussion Prompts
1
Have you ever forgotten to do something important? How did it make you feel?
2
What do you think Franklin could have done to remember his promise?
3
How did Franklin show he was responsible even after he forgot?
4
Why is it important to keep your promises to others?
5
What are some ways we can help our friends and neighbors?
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