About This Book
In 'Parker Penguin and the Winter Games,' young Parker is consumed by the desire to win, despite his team's poor performance. This early chapter book follows his journey as his father helps him understand that the joy of participation, teamwork, and good sportsmanship are far more valuable than simply coming in first place. It's a sweet story that addresses common childhood anxieties around competition and offers a gentle lesson on the true spirit of games. Ideal for children aged 4-8, it's perfect for initiating conversations about handling disappointment and valuing collective effort.
Discussion Prompts
1
How did Parker feel when his team was losing? Have you ever felt that way?
2
What did Parker's dad teach him about winning and losing?
3
What does it mean to be a good sport?
4
Why is teamwork important in games and in life?
5
What do you think is more important: winning or having fun and trying your best?
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