In this lesson, you will learn how to help others just like the Super Rescue Team and Dr. Mimi! You will understand the importance of being brave when facing challenges, like getting a shot or helping a friend in need. You will also discover how teamwork can solve problems, like helping Rudolph cross the bridge and assisting Chief Shark. By the end of this lesson, you will feel inspired to be a helper and a friend to those around you!
Wow! It’s almost nighttime, and we can’t wait for Santa to bring gifts! But oh no, Rudolph, Santa’s special reindeer, isn’t feeling well. He needs help to deliver the gifts!
Santa is worried because Rudolph can’t see clearly. The Super Rescue Team is here to help! They rush to find out what’s wrong with Rudolph.
Rudolph feels dizzy and sees two bridges instead of one. The team discovers that Rudolph ate some mushrooms that made him sick. But don’t worry, the team knows just what to do!
The Super Rescue Team quickly helps Rudolph feel better. Now he’s ready to meet Santa and deliver the gifts. But the bridge looks a bit scary. The team decides to help Rudolph cross it safely.
With the team’s help, Rudolph crosses the bridge. But wait, there’s a rock! The team calls Hank to help move it. Thanks to Hank, they continue their journey safely.
It’s snowy, and it’s hard to see the road. But one of the team members can see in the snow! They guide Rudolph safely to Santa.
Rudolph finally meets Santa, and Santa is so happy to see him safe and sound. The Super Rescue Team did a great job!
Meanwhile, in the ocean, Chief Shark is having trouble breathing while chasing a thief. The Super Rescue Team is on the way to help!
Chief Shark needs to keep swimming to breathe. The team finds out that a piece of coral is stuck in his gills. They quickly help him feel better.
Now that Chief Shark feels better, he’s ready to catch the thief. With the team’s help, they find the thief and stop him!
Back on land, Mimi is learning about being brave. She needs to get a vaccine shot to stay healthy. Mimi is a little scared, but she wants to be a doctor one day!
Mimi learns that getting a shot isn’t so scary. She is very brave and gets her shot like a true doctor!
Mimi helps her friend who has a hurt trunk. She bandages it and makes her friend feel better. Mimi is a great helper!
And that’s how the Super Rescue Team and Dr. Mimi help everyone stay safe and healthy!
Reindeer Rescue Relay: Create a simple obstacle course in your classroom or playground to simulate Rudolph’s adventure. Use cones or chairs to represent the bridge and rocks. Have the children take turns being Rudolph, wearing a red nose or headband, and guide them through the course with the help of their classmates, who act as the Super Rescue Team. Encourage them to think about how they can help each other overcome obstacles, just like the team helped Rudolph.
Snowy Path Drawing: Provide the children with paper and crayons or markers. Ask them to draw a snowy path that Rudolph and the Super Rescue Team might have taken to reach Santa. Encourage them to include obstacles like rocks or bridges and think about how the team could help Rudolph navigate these challenges. Discuss their drawings and ask them to explain how they would help Rudolph if they were part of the team.
Bravery Role Play: Set up a role-playing activity where children can practice being brave like Dr. Mimi. Use toy doctor kits and have them pretend to give each other “vaccine shots” using toy syringes. Discuss how being brave can help us and others, and encourage them to share a time when they were brave. Ask questions like, “How did you feel after being brave?” and “How can we help others be brave?”
