Franklin the Fearless / Franklin's Lucky Charm
From Franklin · 2000
23 minPre-KK1st2ndSocial-Emotional Learning
Summary
Franklin pretends to be fearless, then discovers what real courage looks like. In the second story, Franklin leans on a lucky charm before learning to believe in himself.
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Discussion questions
Discussion
These stories are about true bravery and about believing in yourself.
- What's the difference between pretending to be brave and being brave?
- Did the lucky charm really make Franklin do well? Why not?
- When have you been brave even though you felt scared?
Quick work-a-long
Vocabulary: fearless, courage, believe.
Try it: Finish: 'I don't need luck — I can ___ by trying my best.'