Charlie
Bald EagleWise listener
Charlie watches from high above and teaches the Pack: “Argue your ideas, not people.”
Find Charlie in: The Great Debate
Book 2 · The Warda Way: Tales from the Schoolyard Pack
The Great Debate
A Story About Teamwork and Listening
At recess the Pack can't agree on what to play—and soon everyone is talking at once. Then Charlie the Bald Eagle swoops down with a simple question that teaches them to listen, share ideas, and disagree agreeably.
The Warda Way teaches us…
- The importance of communication
- How to listen to others
- How to express ideas respectfully
- The value of teamwork and friendship
- Format
- Paperback, 24 pages, 8.5 × 8.5 in
- Ages
- 3–9
- ISBN
- 979-8258076793
- ASIN
- B0GXYJZKT1
- Price
- $12.99 on Amazon
Characters in this book
Chester
SchnauzerThinks first
Chester likes mornings best—because mornings are for thinking. His motto: “Let's think first.”
Find Chester in: Chester Hunts for a Clue, The Great Debate, Rose and Her Basket of Love
Colt
RottweilerFast & strong
Colt loves racing across the field. “Let's go fast and find it first!”
Find Colt in: Chester Hunts for a Clue, The Great Debate
Winter
KittenBrave & calm
A shy little cat who loves books and math. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu teaches her courage, confidence and strength.
Find Winter in: Courage and Combat, The Great Debate, Rose and Her Basket of Love
Hermie
TortoisePatient planner
Hermie always has a plan: go at a steady pace, never give up. “Thinking carefully is my gift.”
Find Hermie in: Thought and Tactics, The Great Debate, Rose and Her Basket of Love, Chester Hunts for a Clue
More from the Schoolyard Pack
Courage and Combat
Courage, confidence and kindness
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Rose and Her Basket of Love
Kindness, sharing and love
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Thought and Tactics
Patience, planning and never giving up
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Chester Hunts for a Clue
Thinking first and working together
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