The Caillou - Big Dipper series is designed to help children choose the best path to follow to enrich their lives and to help them navigate through the ups and downs of their emotional development. Each book uses the adventures of Caillou to help children gain confidence in who they are and in their abilities to handle the challenges of life. The three-year-old child is more fully aware of his feelings and is taking his first steps into the wider world.
Key Features
- Fosters personal growth by teaching children about themselves
- Addresses familiar situations and everyday difficulties
Additional Information
The Big Dipper series aims to foster personal growth by teaching children about themselves, familiar situations, and the difficulties they might encounter in their daily lives.
Ages: 3 years and up.
Specifications
- The Caillou - Big Dipper Series includes 4 stories:
Stories
- Caillou: The Broken Castle - Caillou is building a beautiful castle that his sister Rosie accidentally destroys. Upset and angry, Caillou vents his frustration. Mummy listens to him, consoles him, and explains that Rosie did not do it on purpose.
- Caillou: The Shopping Trip - Caillou is a big boy and is doing more and more things on his own. One day he goes to the store with Mummy. He wanders off and decides to do some shopping by himself!
- Caillou: Play with Me - Sometimes Caillou's daddy is very busy. Caillou has to learn that, even though Daddy loves him very much, he does not always have time to play with his son. Caillou has to learn to wait until Daddy's day off, when they can have lots of fun together!
- Caillou: At Grandma and Grandpa's - Grandma and Grandpa have invited Caillou to spend the day at their house! They play cards, paint a chair, and even have pancakes for lunch. Later, Caillou helps Grandma plant flowers. He has so much fun that he doesn't want to go home. Caillou loves visiting his grandparents!
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