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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. For Ages 3-8 Winter Safety + Smart ChoicesIt's a beautiful snowy day at Maplewood Fire Station. The sun is shining on fresh white snow. Everything is perfect for playing outside.Firefighter Finn and his best friend Sparky the Dalmatian are ready for winter fun. Finn brings Sparky's favorite toy-a bright red ball. Sparky is so excited! His tail wags and he jumps with joy.But when Finn throws the ball, it bounces once, bounces twice, and rolls right onto the frozen pond.In that instant, Sparky wants to chase it. His whole body shakes with the urge to run after his beloved ball. But Finn is faster. He grabs Sparky's collar gently and holds him back. "Stop, Sparky! Don't go on the ice!"This is where the story becomes about something bigger than toys. This is where Finn has to make a choice that will teach both him and Sparky an important life lesson.Finn doesn't panic. He doesn't try to be a hero. Instead, he does something braver: he asks for help. He takes Sparky back inside the warm fire station and finds Captain Davis."Captain Davis! We need your help!" Finn calls out.Captain Davis listens carefully as Finn explains what happened. When Finn finishes, Captain Davis doesn't scold him. Instead, his face shows pride. "You did exactly right, Finn. You kept Sparky safe and you asked for help. Now let me show you the safe way to get the ball back."What follows is a lesson in real ice safety. Captain Davis puts on special gear. He gathers tools-a long pole to test the ice, a rope for safety. He moves slowly and carefully across the frozen pond, testing each step. Finn and Sparky watch from the shore, understanding that this is what responsible adult help looks like.When Captain Davis reaches the ball and brings it safely back, Sparky is overjoyed. But the real joy comes from something deeper. Finn understands that he made the right choice. He protected his friend. He asked for help. And because he did, everything turned out perfectly.But the story doesn't end there. The next day, when Finn wakes up and sees the frozen pond in the distance, he has another choice to make. Does he go back to the pond to play? Or does he remember what he learned?Firefighter Finn chooses to find other places to play-safe snowy areas where he and Sparky can run and laugh without danger. And in that choice, he shows what wisdom looks like.Firefighter Finn and the Ball on the Ice is more than a safety story. It's about discovering that asking for help is not weakness-it's wisdom. It's about protecting people you love. It's about learning to think before you act. And it's about understanding that the bravest choice is sometimes the quietest one.Perfect for children learning about winter safety, personal responsibility, making smart choices, and the courage it takes to ask for help when you need it. When Sparky's favorite toy rolls onto the ice, Firefighter Finn faces a choice: chase after it alone, or ask for help. In that single moment, eight-year-old Finn discovers what real bravery actually means- This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. For Ages 3-8 Winter Safety + Smart ChoicesIt's a beautiful snowy day at Maplewood Fire Station. The sun is shining on fresh white snow. Everything is perfect for playing outside.Firefighter Finn and his best friend Sparky the Dalmatian are ready for winter fun. Finn brings Sparky's favorite toy-a bright red ball. Sparky is so excited! His tail wags and he jumps with joy.But when Finn throws the ball, it bounces once, bounces twice, and rolls right onto the frozen pond.In that instant, Sparky wants to chase it. His whole body shakes with the urge to run after his beloved ball. But Finn is faster. He grabs Sparky's collar gently and holds him back. "Stop, Sparky! Don't go on the ice!"This is where the story becomes about something bigger than toys. This is where Finn has to make a choice that will teach both him and Sparky an important life lesson.Finn doesn't panic. He doesn't try to be a hero. Instead, he does something braver: he asks for help. He takes Sparky back inside the warm fire station and finds Captain Davis."Captain Davis! We need your help!" Finn calls out.Captain Davis listens carefully as Finn explains what happened. When Finn finishes, Captain Davis doesn't scold him. Instead, his face shows pride. "You did exactly right, Finn. You kept Sparky safe and you asked for help. Now let me show you the safe way to get the ball back."What follows is a lesson in real ice safety. Captain Davis puts on special gear. He gathers tools-a long pole to test the ice, a rope for safety. He moves slowly and carefully across the frozen pond, testing each step. Finn and Sparky watch from the shore, understanding that this is what responsible adult help looks like.When Captain Davis reaches the ball and brings it safely back, Sparky is overjoyed. But the real joy comes from something deeper. Finn understands that he made the right choice. He protected his friend. He asked for help. And because he did, everything turned out perfectly.But the story doesn't end there. The next day, when Finn wakes up and sees the frozen pond in the distance, he has another choice to make. Does he go back to the pond to play? Or does he remember what he learned?Firefighter Finn chooses to find other places to play-safe snowy areas where he and Sparky can run and laugh without danger. And in that choice, he shows what wisdom looks like.Firefighter Finn and the Ball on the Ice is more than a safety story. It's about discovering that asking for help is not weakness-it's wisdom. It's about protecting people you love. It's about learning to think before you act. And it's about understanding that the bravest choice is sometimes the quietest one.Perfect for children learning about winter safety, personal responsibility, making smart choices, and the courage it takes to ask for help when you need it. When Sparky's favorite toy rolls onto the ice, Firefighter Finn faces a choice: chase after it alone, or ask for help. In that single moment, eight-year-old Finn discovers what real bravery actually means- This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. For Ages 3-8 Winter Safety + Smart ChoicesIt's a beautiful snowy day at Maplewood Fire Station. The sun is shining on fresh white snow. Everything is perfect for playing outside.Firefighter Finn and his best friend Sparky the Dalmatian are ready for winter fun. Finn brings Sparky's favorite toy-a bright red ball. Sparky is so excited! His tail wags and he jumps with joy.But when Finn throws the ball, it bounces once, bounces twice, and rolls right onto the frozen pond.In that instant, Sparky wants to chase it. His whole body shakes with the urge to run after his beloved ball. But Finn is faster. He grabs Sparky's collar gently and holds him back. "Stop, Sparky! Don't go on the ice!"This is where the story becomes about something bigger than toys. This is where Finn has to make a choice that will teach both him and Sparky an important life lesson.Finn doesn't panic. He doesn't try to be a hero. Instead, he does something braver: he asks for help. He takes Sparky back inside the warm fire station and finds Captain Davis."Captain Davis! We need your help!" Finn calls out.Captain Davis listens carefully as Finn explains what happened. When Finn finishes, Captain Davis doesn't scold him. Instead, his face shows pride. "You did exactly right, Finn. You kept Sparky safe and you asked for help. Now let me show you the safe way to get the ball back."What follows is a lesson in real ice safety. Captain Davis puts on special gear. He gathers tools-a long pole to test the ice, a rope for safety. He moves slowly and carefully across the frozen pond, testing each step. Finn and Sparky watch from the shore, understanding that this is what responsible adult help looks like.When Captain Davis reaches the ball and brings it safely back, Sparky is overjoyed. But the real joy comes from something deeper. Finn understands that he made the right choice. He protected his friend. He asked for help. And because he did, everything turned out perfectly.But the story doesn't end there. The next day, when Finn wakes up and sees the frozen pond in the distance, he has another choice to make. Does he go back to the pond to play? Or does he remember what he learned?Firefighter Finn chooses to find other places to play-safe snowy areas where he and Sparky can run and laugh without danger. And in that choice, he shows what wisdom looks like.Firefighter Finn and the Ball on the Ice is more than a safety story. It's about discovering that asking for help is not weakness-it's wisdom. It's about protecting people you love. It's about learning to think before you act. And it's about understanding that the bravest choice is sometimes the quietest one.Perfect for children learning about winter safety, personal responsibility, making smart choices, and the courage it takes to ask for help when you need it. When Sparky's favorite toy rolls onto the ice, Firefighter Finn faces a choice: chase after it alone, or ask for help. In that single moment, eight-year-old Finn discovers what real bravery actually means- This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Buch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - For Ages 3-8 | Winter Safety + Smart ChoicesIt's a beautiful snowy day at Maplewood Fire Station. The sun is shining on fresh white snow. Everything is perfect for playing outside.Firefighter Finn and his best friend Sparky the Dalmatian are ready for winter fun. Finn brings Sparky's favorite toy-a bright red ball. Sparky is so excited! His tail wags and he jumps with joy.But when Finn throws the ball, it bounces once, bounces twice, and rolls right onto the frozen pond.In that instant, Sparky wants to chase it. His whole body shakes with the urge to run after his beloved ball. But Finn is faster. He grabs Sparky's collar gently and holds him back. 'Stop, Sparky! Don't go on the ice!'This is where the story becomes about something bigger than toys. This is where Finn has to make a choice that will teach both him and Sparky an important life lesson.Finn doesn't panic. He doesn't try to be a hero. Instead, he does something braver: he asks for help. He takes Sparky back inside the warm fire station and finds Captain Davis.'Captain Davis! We need your help!' Finn calls out.Captain Davis listens carefully as Finn explains what happened. When Finn finishes, Captain Davis doesn't scold him. Instead, his face shows pride. 'You did exactly right, Finn. You kept Sparky safe and you asked for help. Now let me show you the safe way to get the ball back.'What follows is a lesson in real ice safety. Captain Davis puts on special gear. He gathers tools-a long pole to test the ice, a rope for safety. He moves slowly and carefully across the frozen pond, testing each step. Finn and Sparky watch from the shore, understanding that this is what responsible adult help looks like.When Captain Davis reaches the ball and brings it safely back, Sparky is overjoyed. But the real joy comes from something deeper. Finn understands that he made the right choice. He protected his friend. He asked for help. And because he did, everything turned out perfectly.But the story doesn't end there. The next day, when Finn wakes up and sees the frozen pond in the distance, he has another choice to make. Does he go back to the pond to play Or does he remember what he learned Firefighter Finn chooses to find other places to play-safe snowy areas where he and Sparky can run and laugh without danger. And in that choice, he shows what wisdom looks like.Firefighter Finn and the Ball on the Ice is more than a safety story. It's about discovering that asking for help is not weakness-it's wisdom. It's about protecting people you love. It's about learning to think before you act. And it's about understanding that the bravest choice is sometimes the quietest one.Perfect for children learning about winter safety, personal responsibility, making smart choices, and the courage it takes to ask for help when you need it.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Firefighter Finn | and the Ice Winter Lesson: When a Toy Goes on the Ice, a Child Learns to Stay Safe | Chief Steven Patrick Gentile | Buch | Englisch | 2026 | Steven Gentile | EAN 9798182865333 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …