Founder and the Great Chair Mix-Up

Founder and the Great Chair Mix-Up

Author
authorFounder

A lighthearted story about Founder and his classmates discovering their chairs have been mixed up by the school's cleaning robots. Through teamwork and fun problem-solving, they restore order to their classroom. This charming tale encourages cooperation and offers a playful look at school life.

age4 - 7 years old
emotional intelligence
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