Dojo Daycare
Dojo Daycare by Chris Tougas, published by Owlkids in 2014, is a lively children’s book that invites readers into a chaotic world where six young ninjas unleash their energy at daycare. With 32 pages of vibrant illustrations and engaging rhymes, this story captures the antics of the ninja kids as they turn the daycare upside down, much to the dismay of their well-meaning master. The narrative unfolds with humor and excitement, showcasing the challenges of managing spirited children in a playful setting.
Readers will find a delightful exploration of themes such as imagination, play, and social interactions. As the story progresses, one little ninja takes the initiative to restore order among his friends, emphasizing values like honor and respect. The book’s dynamic illustrations and rhythmic storytelling make it an enjoyable read-aloud experience, perfect for young audiences who appreciate humorous tales and the spirited world of martial arts.
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One morning, six young ninjas are dropped off at Dojo Daycare. As soon as their ninja moms and ninja dads have left: KABOOM! KAPOW! The ninja boys and girls push and pull, bust and break, and generally turn the place upside down in a full-blown ninja riot. Try as he might, the hapless master can’t control the kids, and the disaster plays out through lunchtime and storytime. No one heeds the master’s repeated mantra of honor, kindness and respect – until one little ninja steps up and rallies his ninja pals to undo all the damage that they have done, just in time for pickup. Digitally rendered ninjas pop off the page in this rowdy tale. Told in rhyming verse with a lively rhythm, comic expressions, and big sound effects, Dojo Daycare makes for an unbeatably boisterous read-aloud.
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