Description
This collaboration sets a good example for children in primary schools to follow. It is often a good idea to welcome the involvement of a newcomer, whether this be receiving fun ideas from a new friend or the advice of somebody a little older and wiser.
In this case, Dan’s presence as an adult makes him a very positive influence. Although initially alarmed by his fiery findings, he chooses not to judge the Gang of Three’s decisions and get angry, but to help them. As a kind of guardian, he is not there to spoil their fun but to enhance it and make it safer. This will help listeners to see adults as a more positive influence in this manner, and to respect their own elders.
Although the children in this story are sensible and careful (and therefore good role models for listeners), they are still too young to be controlling fire, as it is so dangerous – something that is also an important point for assembly attendees to take note of.
This tale also showcases children truly immersing themselves in adventures in nature inspiring, perhaps, listeners to adopt healthier habits and choosing to be in the outdoors revelling in the joy it brings like the Gang of Three do.
This story come from More Brilliant Assembly Stories, written by Elizabeth Sach and published by Brilliant Publications.
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