Lolo LandWait Your Turn
To talk about after reading
- Why did Ice let Mel go first?
- How did Mel feel?
- Where do you have to wait your turn?
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What is "Wait Your Turn" about?
At the beauty contest, Ice always wants to go first, until he meets Mel, nervous on her first time. A comic about waiting your turn.
What value does "Wait Your Turn" show?
Waiting your turn. Ice, who always wants to go first, remembers his own first time and lets Mel go ahead.
What age is it for?
Kids ages 3 to 7. It takes about 2 minutes to read, great for reading together at bedtime.