The Life Stage Series: Emotional Development - The Flubsies

The video is part of a life stage series focusing on developmental milestones and embracing differences. It tells the story of Saffie, a Floppy alien with webbed fingers, who struggles with playing Flubby Marbles but excels in swimming due to his unique features. The narrative highlights the importance of accepting and valuing individual differences, teaching children that being different makes them special.

What are the unique physical features of the Floppies?

• They have square green bodies, six arms, and two eyes.

• They have round purple bodies, eight arms, and three eyes.

• They have oval blue bodies, ten arms, and five eyes.

• They have triangular red bodies, four arms, and one eye.

What game do the Flopsy children enjoy playing the most?

• Space soccer

• Alien chess

• Galactic tag

• Flubby marbles

Why does Saffie struggle with playing Flubby marbles?

• He has webbed fingers that make it difficult to flick the crystals.

• He is too small to reach the marbles.

• He doesn't understand the rules of the game.

• He is afraid of losing his marbles.

What event helps Saffie realize his unique abilities?

• A singing contest

• A swimming race at the Orange Lava Lake

• A Flubby marbles tournament

• A dance competition

What lesson does Saffie learn by the end of the story?

• Being different makes us special.

• Hiding your differences is the key to happiness.

• It's better to be like everyone else.

• Winning is the most important thing.