This story explores the special and unique relationship between a father and his daughter, where the little girl tells her father about all the things she loves to do. The story teaches children the importance of talking about their desires and the things they love and want to do. It encourages children to express their feelings, thoughts, and opinions, and emphasizes the important role of the father in being actively involved in his child's life. With its unique style and illustrations, this story is recommended for families and school education.

Guide for Parents and Teachers

Through the simple details of life that the child loves, the story ends with a warm message: that family love and affection are what fill a child's heart with the most happiness and reassurance.

Objectives:

• Enhancing emotional awareness: The story allows children to express their feelings and think about the people they love.
• Highlighting the relationship with the father: The story shows the father's presence in the details of daily life, not just as a disciplinarian, but as a partner in play, imagination, and affection.
• Showcasing emotional exchange and roles: The end of the story presents a touching scene where the daughter reads a story to her father before bed, as if returning his love and care, reflecting the concept of mutual care.
• Connecting the child with their natural surroundings: By mentioning the seasons and their associated activities, the story develops an environmental sense and attention to changes in nature.

Activities:

• Dialogue Activity: “What do you like to do at home / outside?”
• Box of Favorite Things: Ask the child to put some things or drawings they love in a box (a doll, a picture, a colored stone...).
• Help the child create a mini-book where they can draw or place pictures of what they love.
• Drawing the Four Seasons: Ask children to draw something they love in each season.
• "I Love" Corner: Designate a corner in the classroom where each child can hang a picture or drawing of something they love.
• Mutual Love Cards: The child can draw a card for their father showing what they love to do with him, and the father can draw one for his child too.
• Role-Playing Game: The mother or father suggests the child read them a story, just as the story's protagonist did, which enhances confidence and independence.
• "Me and My Dad" Album: Collect photos or drawings of what the child does with their father: outings, playing, laughing, reading...

For Discussion:

• Does the story remind you of something you love to do every day?
• What is your favorite season of the year? And why?
• Do you have any bedtime rituals?
• Who reads you a story?
• What activities do you do with your father?
• Mention something you love to do with your father? With your mother? With your siblings?

Weight: 0.35 kg
Dimensions: 26 x 26 cm
Age: +3
Cover: Board Book
Author: Abeer Al-Taher
Illustrator: Silvia Provantini
Number of Pages: 24