About This Book
"Oopsy Daisy" is a charming chapter book that follows the "Flower Power" girl squad through a period of personal growth and hilarious antics. The main plot revolves around their elaborate, well-intentioned plan to set up two beloved teachers, Mr. Emerson and Ms. Perez, at a school event. Woven into this lighthearted scheme are relatable challenges: Milla's first crush jitters, Katie-Rose's struggle with self-worth, and Violet's significant anxiety about her mother's return home after receiving psychiatric treatment. The book gently explores themes of friendship, family, and navigating complex emotions, making it suitable for children aged 4-11. It offers both humor and heartfelt moments, providing an opportunity to discuss mental health and emotional resilience in a supportive context.
"The Flower Power girls plot to bring two of their teachers together in a matchmaking scheme at their school's "Kids Night In.""--
Concepts
Friendship & LoyaltyLove & FamilySelf-Confidence & IdentityEmpathy & KindnessAnxiety & WorryCuriosity & WonderResilience & PerseveranceJoy & GratitudeTeamwork & CollaborationCreativity & ImaginationLoneliness & BelongingFamily IllnessGrowing UpMaking FriendsBeing DifferentPeer PressureFriendship & SocialSchool LifeFamily & Siblings
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Discussion Prompts
1
What makes the Flower Power girls such good friends to each other?
2
How do the girls show bravery when they are feeling worried or unsure?
3
Violet is worried about her mom coming home. How do her friends support her, and what advice would you give her?
4
Do you think it's a good idea to try and set up your teachers? What are some pros and cons?
5
How does Katie-Rose feel about herself, and what helps her feel more confident?
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