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Draw. Talk. Discover.
Choose an activity. Draw, write, talk, act it out, or pass.
Explore curiosity with Rafa and empathy with Zag. Younger children can point or share with a grown-up; older children can add their own words and details.
Use any colors you like. Add your own Halloween details if you wish.
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Activity 1 of 6
1 · STORY PAGE 6
Rafa’s curious clues
Rafa notices little details. Look around your room or outside with a grown-up. Find three things that make you curious. Draw one and ask: “I wonder…?”
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2 · STORY PAGE 13
What might they feel?
Zag wonders how the little zebra feels. Draw a face showing a feeling. What could Zag ask to find out? You can say: “How are you feeling?”
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3 · STORY PAGE 13
A friendly first question
Zag asks about Halloween. Draw someone you would like to get to know. Think of a friendly question you could ask, and leave room for their answer.
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4 · STORY PAGE 14
Listen, then switch
With a friend or grown-up, take turns making a sound or a movement. The other person notices and copies it in their own way. Then switch. Draw your favorite part, or tell what you noticed.
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5 · STORY PAGE 10
Words that make room
The zebras shout, “I am right! You are wrong!” What could they say to learn about each other instead? Draw or write a kinder conversation. You could start: “Tell me what you think.”
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6 · STORY PAGE 19
Our strengths together
Rafa brings curiosity. Zag brings empathy. Draw yourself with a friend. What does each of you bring? Tell, draw, or write one way your strengths help you have an adventure together.
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