Little Learners Stories: Pip Knows Who to Ask
by Rao Marupudi
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Stop. Stay. Ask a helper! Pip the little penguin has five Safe Adults, one for every feather. And Mama has taught him three important steps for if he is ever lost. At the busy Snow Fair, Pip spots a sparkly fish kite and lets go of Mama's wing. When he turns around, she's gone! Can Pip remember what to do and find the right helper to ask? A gentle, reassuring read-aloud about safe adults and what to do if you get lost. For ages 3-5.
- Safe adult — a grown-up you can trust to help you
- Lost — not able to find the person you came with
- Helper — someone who can help you
- Stay — to wait in one place and not wander
- Ask — to say what you need out loud
- Wing — the part a bird uses to fly
- Trust — believing someone will keep you safe
- Brave — doing the right thing even when scared
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