About This Book
This early chapter book follows Kayla, a talented gymnast, who faces a moral dilemma during an important meet. After a vault mistake goes unnoticed by judges but seen by her best friend, Chandra, Kayla is torn between keeping her trophy and confessing the truth. The story explores themes of honesty, friendship, and the pressure to succeed, offering a relatable scenario for young readers navigating ethical choices and the complexities of peer relationships. It's ideal for children aged 7-10 who enjoy sports stories and discussions about right and wrong.
Kayla is the best gymnast on her team. When she misses her vault at an important gymnastics meet, no one sees her mistake except her best friend, Chandra. When Chandra pressures her to tell the truth, Kayla must decide if keeping her trophy is worth losing her friend.
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Discussion Prompts
1
What would you do if you were Kayla and made a mistake no one else saw?
2
Was Chandra right to pressure Kayla to tell the truth? Why or why not?
3
Have you ever had to choose between being honest and something you really wanted? What happened?
4
How do you think Kayla felt when she missed her vault? How did she feel when Chandra confronted her?
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