1. STAGE 1 OBEDIENCE AND PUNISHMENT
Good Interpersonal Relationships
Wash up, oil up, and fuel up every
day. This is an important rule on the
big farm. Why do we have rules?
Why should we always obey? This
second book in a series featuring Big
Green and Little Red teaches
children the purpose of rules and
why it is important to follow them.
Join author Geri Gilstrap as she
illustrates this important life lesson
through Little Red Learns to Obey.
2. Individualism
and
Exchange
A mouse named Wemberly, who
worries about everything, finds that she
has a whole list of things to worry about
when she faces the first day of nursery
school. Henkes speaks directly to the
heart of worriers everywhere in this
universal story about making friends and
growing up.
3.
Gilly wouldn’t call herself wicked,
exactly. But when you have five little
brothers and sisters and live in a run-
down boot, you have to get creative to
make ends meet. Gilly’s a pretty good
thief (if she does say so herself).Until
she gets caught.Gilly’s sentenced to
three months at Fairy Tale Reform
School where all of the teachers are
former (super-scary) villains like the Big
Bad Wolf, the Evil Queen, and
Cinderella’s Wicked Stepmother. Harsh.
But when she meets fellow students Jax
and Kayla, she learns there’s more to
this school than its heroic
mission.There’s a battle brewing and
Gilly has to wonder…just how good
these bad guys really are?
4. Maintaining the Social Order
the Charley – a 12-year-old viral
singing sensation – and her best
friend George – a videographer and
up-and-coming comedian – are taking
the world by storm on their European
tour. But after some priceless
artefacts start to go missing
wherever they go, the pair find
themselves at centre of the
investigation. The police are
convinced Charley and George are
behind the robberies, and their fans
soon start to have doubts about their
innocence. It's now up to the duo to
find the real art thief and clear their
names!
 6. Universal Principles
5. Social
Contract and Individual
Rights
August Pullman was born with a facial
difference that, up until now, has
prevented him from going to a
mainstream school. Starting 5th grade
at Beecher Prep, he wants nothing
more than to be treated as an ordinary
kid—but his new classmates can’t get
past Auggie’s extraordinary
face. Wonder, begins from Auggie’s
point of view, but soon switches to
include his classmates, his sister, her
boyfriend, and others.  them—and the coordinates—and not
Seventeen-year-old Ana is a scoundrel
by nurture and an outlaw by nature.
Found as a child drifting through space
with a sentient android called D09, Ana
was saved by a fearsome space captain
and the grizzled crew she now calls
family. But D09—one of the last
remaining illegal Metals—has been
glitching, and Ana will stop at nothing to
find a way to fix him.
Ana’s desperate effort to save D09
leads her on a quest to steal the
coordinates to a lost ship that could offer
all the answers. But at the last moment,
a spoiled Ironblood boy beats Ana to her
prize. He has his own reasons for taking
the coordinates, and he doesn’t care
what he’ll sacrifice to keep them.
When everything goes wrong, she and
the Ironblood end up as fugitives on the
run. Now their entire kingdom is after
everyone wants them captured
alive.What they find in a lost corner of
the universe will change all their lives—
and unearth dangerous secrets. But
when a darkness from Ana’s past
returns, she must face an impossible
choice: does she protect a kingdom that
wants her dead or save the Metal boy
she loves?
Movies
 1. The story revolves around
Marcelino, an orphan
abandoned as a baby on the
steps of a monastery in
nineteenth-century Spain. The
monks raise the child, and
Marcelino grows into a rowdy
young boy.
2. Rain rain go away
3. Monster’s University
With Billy Crystal and John Goodman doing
the talking, you know this one will be cute.
The lesson behind this movie is that all the
characters must learn to work together in
order to win the competition. 
4how to train your dragon
Hiccup (Donald Reignoux) is a
Norse teenager from the island of
Berk, where fighting dragons are
a way of life. His progressive
views and weird sense of humor
make him a misfit, despite the fact
that his father (Emmanuel
Jacomy) is chief of the clan.
Tossed into
dragon-
fighting
school, he
endeavors to prove himself as a
true Viking. When he befriends an
injured dragon he names
Toothless, he has the chance to
plot a new course for his people's
future.
5. bao
As parents, our purpose—a
commitment to a long-term goal in
the service of others—is often
intertwined with our identity as
caregivers. This is especially true
for Bao’s protagonist, a middle-aged
 woman whose last dumpling in her
bamboo steamer magically
transforms into a crying baby
dumpling.

7. Hunger games

In what was once North America, the

Capitol of Panem maintains its hold on
its 12 districts by forcing them each to
select a boy and a girl, called Tributes,
to compete in a nationally televised
event called the Hunger Games. Every
citizen must watch as the youths fight to
the death until only one remains. District
12 Tribute Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer
Lawrence) has little to rely on, other
than her hunting skills and sharp
instincts, in an arena where she must
weigh survival against love.