Gina and the Upside-Down Picnic Map
Gina and the Upside-Down Picnic Map is a Gina Heartwing story about asking for help.
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Gina and the Upside-Down Picnic Map is a Gina Heartwing story about asking for help.
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Rabbit carried a basket of pear slices. Gina carried a picnic map. “Past the round bush, then the yellow flowers,” read Gina. They found the bush. They found the flowers. But there was no picnic blanket!
They walked back to the round bush. “We have been here before,” said Rabbit. Gina felt a little cross with the map. Then she took a slow breath. “We can ask someone who knows this garden.”
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The story’s theme is asking for help. Pause to talk about how the characters feel, what they might do next and which choices you would make.
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