About This Book
In 'The Carnival Committee,' the students of Hill Street School are diligently preparing for their annual spring carnival. The third-grade class is tasked with designing the crucial fliers and maps, a responsibility they take seriously. However, a significant mistake is discovered on the printed fliers, creating a potential disaster for the highly anticipated event. This early reader book explores themes of responsibility, problem-solving, and teamwork as the students must collaborate to correct the error and ensure the carnival can proceed as planned. It's a gentle story perfect for discussing how to handle mistakes and the importance of working together.
The students of Hill Street School are getting ready for their spring carnival, and the third-grade class is making the fliers and maps, but when a big mistake is made on the flier, it threatens to spoil the day.
Discussion Prompts
1
What was the big mistake in the story, and how did it make the students feel?
2
How did the students work together to solve the problem? What ideas did they have?
3
Have you ever made a mistake that you had to fix? What did you do?
4
Why is it important to check your work carefully, especially when it affects others?
5
What is your favorite part about a carnival or school event?
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