Meet Ashton. He’s four years old. He always wins at his school. He likes to be the fastest and smartest. He loves to WIN no matter what! But not this time; when he tries to win at home, he hurts his baby sister’s feelings and makes her cry. Ashton learns a valuable lesson of TEAMWORK and what it means to win as a team. He learns that without the entire team winning, he cannot win alone.
It’s Not a Race jumps in Ashton’s shoes as a young, smart, four-year-old who eventually learns to look out for his baby sister. Winning is not a solo sport. It’s a teams sport.
A great story for parents, children, teachers, and counselors with an entertaining way to teach kids about working together, and about what is necessary to win. It introduces a core logic principle: NECESSARY and what that means. Ages 4 and up.
