What Should Danny Do? School Day (Power to Choose)

Muy buena opción para ayudarles a los niños a tomar decisiones y considerar las consecuencias

Fun book! With the various endings/options, it keeps the kids engaged and wanting to see the various permutations of the story

I love these books. I have a full of character 6 year old boy and this is our second of the What Should Danny Do books. He absolutely loves them and enjoys reading the good and bad choices and navigating us around the book as its not a simple timeline and I think this adds to the attraction for him. It doesn't escape me that its very simplistic and dare I say contrived, nonetheless I find it helpful in spelling out positive behaviours and the consequences of less positive behaviours in different and very relatable scenarios. Particularly as he can get overexcited and forget sometimes. Its an American book but its easy to change soccer to football and Mom to Mum etc. As he gets older he'll have plenty of opportunites to learn that life is more nuanced but in the meantime this has been helpful.

My Grade One class loved this book! Great for the decision making strand of Health! The illustrations and content are great and relatable. Would 100% recommend.

Great book for discussing choices and teaching kids to have agency over their lives. I wish this book had been around when I was a kid! My son (5) and even my daughter (2) love this book and seeing how changing the choices impacts Danny’s day. The book has extremely relatable situations that kids are likely to encounter, so it gives us a great framework for talking about these when they arise in real life. We often reference the “power to choose” or even other superpowers like “super focus”. We also have the original book and the “Darla” book which my daughter particularly loves. The book is fun and engaging and the illustrations are colorful and evocative.