About This Book
In "Franklin Plants a Tree," Franklin the turtle initially feels discouraged by the small size of the tree he's planting for Earth Day. He struggles to see its future potential, leading to a moment of waning interest. However, through the guidance of Mr. Heron and the encouragement of his friends, Franklin learns valuable lessons about patience, perseverance, and the long-term impact of small efforts. This story is perfect for children aged 4-11, offering a heartwarming narrative about environmental responsibility and the beauty of growth, both in nature and in oneself. It gently addresses feelings of frustration when immediate results aren't visible.
Discussion Prompts
1
Why was Franklin disappointed at first when he saw his tree?
2
What did Mr. Heron teach Franklin about the tree's potential?
3
Have you ever felt discouraged when something you started seemed too small or took too long to show results?
4
What are some other things that start small but grow very big over time?
5
Why is it important to plant trees and care for our planet, even if we don't see immediate changes?
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