Series · Netflix · 2020

Bread Barbershop

A shop, a job, a customer. Slight, and pointed at work.

Bread Barbershop is a small shop, and a small shop is a better setting than a chosen one. The hero's day goes well when the customer leaves looking right. That is a true shape of work, wearing a silly costume. Fine for a young child, one or two at a time.

The eight

Industry
7/10
The barber has a chair, a tool, and a person to serve.
Household
4/10
The shop is the house. Customers are regulars.
Piety
3/10
Courtesy, not creed.
Courage
3/10
The brave thing is taking a difficult customer.
Republic
6/10
A town of people who need a service and pay for it with the plot.
Temperance
7/10
Mild and finished.
Truth
6/10
A haircut is a haircut, even if the head is a bun.
Stewardship
5/10
A child may notice that a job is for the person in the chair.

Live historicallyLet the child see a real person do a job for someone else this week.

Series · Disney+ · 2024

Bluey Book Reads

An adult voice, a book, a child listening. Use it once, then read a book yourself.

This is not a new story. It is famous people reading the stories the series already told, which are stories about a mother, a father, and two girls at play. A read-aloud is a good form. A celebrity is not required for it, and the desk will not pretend the celebrity is the good.

Put it on if it gets a child to be still for a book. Then you do the next one. The measure is the lap and the last page, not the name under the title.

The eight

Industry
4/10
Reading is a craft. Here someone else does it.
Household
8/10
The books are about a household. Hearing them still counts.
Piety
3/10
Quiet attention. That is as close as it gets.
Courage
2/10
None required.
Republic
3/10
A public person in your living room, which is a small cost.
Temperance
8/10
A short story, ended. No binge built in if you stop.
Truth
7/10
The family on the page tells the truth about play and repair.
Stewardship
6/10
A book is the thing being handed across. Good. Take the job back.

Live historicallyRead one paper book to a child tonight with the screen off after.