A TESTIMONIAL
"I wanted to let you know how very much my kids enjoy Rowdy. We have read the book to them at bedtime, and now every time we get in the van to go anywhere, they insist we put in the Rowdy CD. Shelby has already learned the song and sings along with it. All three children are quiet as a mouse as it plays. They listen intently! My kids are hooked!"
Lisa,
A Young Mother
Dear Parents,
We've posted some discussion questions based on
our stories. We hope this will further enable you to
work with your children as they enjoy and learn
from Rowdy's latest antics. We encourage you to
use the questions as a springboard to impart
Biblical character truths.
Sincerely,
Donna Braymer
Discussion Questions for the Two Stories in
THE ADVENTURES OF ROWDY RACCOON
"Rowdy Learns to Share" and "Rowdy Learns to Laugh"
1. What food was Rowdy watching?
2. Did the food belong to him?
3. Should we take something that does not belong to us?
4. What is the name of Rowdy's best friend?
5. What kind of animal is she?
a. squirrelb. rabbitc. raccoond. bird 6. In the story, "Rowdy Learns to Laugh", what happened to Rowdy that got his friend laughing? (Hint: It involved a bag of trash).
7. What were the names of the friends waiting to play with Rowdy?
8. Was Rowdy mean to Tommy Turtle on purpose?
9. Do you think that was funny?
10. Is there a difference when we laugh AT someone and when we laugh WITH someone?
ANSWERS
1. Bread
2. No
3. No, that is called stealing.
4. Savannah
5. Squirrel
6. He dropped a bag of trash and fell on it.
7. Savannah Squirrel, Billy Beaver, and Tommy Turtle
8. Yes
9. No
10. Yes. We should not make fun of people or laugh at their expense. But when we do something funny, we should be willing to laugh at ourselves, and we should not mind if our friends laugh, too.
THE BIG
OAK TREE
Welcome to
Harrison Hollow State Park
Where Children Learn
Character One Story at a Time
