The confrontation between the lion and the rabbit solves the bullying with wisdom.

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I believe many children will choose not to face the hegemony in group life, because the other party may be more opinionated or overbearing. This topic requires parents to do a good job of education before departure, and perhaps slowly guide and solve it from news and life. Now Mickey Barker's Lion vs Rabbit is an excellent story to discuss bullying with children. Apart from the interesting story, the most important thing is that it emphasizes teamwork to solve problems.

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On the grassland of Africa, there is a fierce lion. It is stronger than other animals and bullies the weak everywhere. Animals can't stand the lion's bullying, but no one has the courage to stop him. They had to invite baboons to advertise on the Internet and invite experts to save their 100 antelopes.

When guiding the story, parents can first talk about what they may encounter in the future, such as what to do when a classmate accidentally gets hurt, or a classmate forcibly borrows stationery, or when a classmate's behavior makes you feel uncomfortable.

Maybe, just like in the story, some students will challenge the lion like a strong bear, an elk and a tiger, but when you are isolated, how can you stop it?

In this picture book, no one expected that this clever rabbit would win every game! Whether it's eating marshmallows in competitions, intelligence contests, jumping endurance races, painting or cross-country running, it's really a rabbit with both wisdom and courage! The lion had to submit and promised not to bully the animals on the grassland from now on.

In the face of group life, bullying has always existed in recent years. Maybe some children don't mean to bully others, but they just don't know how to express them. But if these are not handled properly, small pranks may expand into serious injuries.

The advantage of picture books is that every time they are opened, there are different processes, different endings and different feelings. The ending of the duel between the lion and the rabbit will definitely make you smile ~

"This article is the author's view on cooperative innovation, not his position."