READ.
DO. DISCOVER.
Shadow Breakers starts with a story.
Then the story asks the reader to step into the experience.
Instead of simply telling kids what confidence, courage, perseverance, or self-awareness mean, Shadow Breakers gives them opportunities to explore those ideas through the characters and their own lives.
HOW SHADOW BREAKERS WORKS
READ.
Enter the story.
Kids follow Leo's journey, experience his challenges, and see what happens when his thoughts and choices affect what he does next.
The story creates the situation.
The reader gets to see themselves in it.
DO.
Step into the mission.
The story opens the door to a mission.
Kids pause.
They think.
They try.
They take an idea from Leo's experience and apply it to something happening in their own world.
The mission isn't homework.
It's part of the adventure.
DISCOVER.
Find out something about yourself.
Every mission creates an opportunity for discovery.
What did I notice?
What was I thinking?
What did I do?
What happened when I tried something different?
What might I choose next time?
The goal isn't a perfect answer.
The goal is awareness.