About This Book
In 'Franklin Goes to the Hospital,' Franklin the turtle experiences a common childhood fear when he cracks his shell playing soccer and needs to go to the hospital. The story follows Franklin as he navigates his anxiety about doctors, examinations, and the idea of surgery, ultimately finding his bravery. It's a gentle and reassuring narrative, perfect for preparing children aged 4-8 for their own medical visits, explaining hospital procedures in an accessible way, and normalizing feelings of fear while highlighting the importance of courage and support from loved ones.
Franklin's shell has cracked, and he needs to be a brave turtle when it's time to go to the hospital. Full-color illustrations.
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Discussion Prompts
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What made Franklin feel scared about going to the hospital? Have you ever felt scared about visiting a doctor?
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What did Franklin do to be brave? What helps you feel brave when you're scared?
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What are some of the things Franklin saw or learned at the hospital? What do doctors and nurses do to help people?
4
Who helped Franklin feel better and less scared? How can we help our friends or family when they are feeling worried?
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