About This Book
In 'Llama Llama and the Bully Goat,' Llama Llama faces a common childhood challenge: bullying. When Gilroy Goat teases him and his classmates, Llama Llama feels confused and hurt. His teacher offers clear, actionable advice: walk away and tell an adult. This empowers Llama Llama to address the situation effectively. The story then gently explores the aftermath, as Llama Llama feels badly for Gilroy, prompting a discussion about forgiveness and second chances. This book is perfect for children aged 3-7, offering a safe and comforting way to discuss bullying, name-calling, and the importance of empathy and standing up for oneself.
What Parents Should Know
Discussion Prompts
1
How did Llama Llama feel when Gilroy called him names?
2
What did Llama Llama's teacher tell him to do?
3
Why do you think Gilroy was being mean?
4
What does it mean to be a good friend?
5
What would you do if someone was teasing you or a friend?
6
How did Llama Llama show kindness to Gilroy at the end of the story?
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Llama Llama Meets the Babysitter
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Llama Llama ABC
Llama Llama Numbers
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