Where an ordinary soccer game becomes a gateway to wonder. As Manju races ahead, Sochu and Raju gasp, asking, “How do you not get tired?”– and the surprising answer, “God knows!” sparks curiosity. It’s a delightful reminder that even everyday moments can challenge us to pause and reflect.
This story gently encourages children to reframe familiar phrases and ask deeper questions. Through playful dialogue and spirited motion, young readers are invited to explore meaning, energy, and connection—learning that thinking for themselves is the greatest gift.
🔖 12 Breadcrumbs
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What happens when we ask?
Asking “God knows?” opens a door—children discover that questions are just as valuable as answers. Watch here:
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Curiosity is contagious.
When Sochu and Raju echo each other, we see how shared wonder builds connection and dialogue. Watch here:
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Energy sparks thought.
Manju’s speed feels magical. What if energy—physical or mental—is the source of wonder? Watch here:
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Reframing routine phrases
Turning “God knows” from an expression into a question models open thinking and reimagining. Watch here:
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Movement fuels the mind.
Like Manju running circles, our minds work best when we move—motion often sparks motivation. Watch here:
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Celebrate energy sources.
Kids learn that energy comes from many places—exercise, emotion, rest, and maybe something bigger. Watch here:
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Questioning helps us persevere.
Even panting, Sochu and Raju keep asking. Learning doesn't stop when it's hard—it grows. Watch here:
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Wonder in everyday moments
The story shows us big ideas can emerge from simple play—they don’t have to be grand. Watch here:
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Keep exploring; who knows?
Sochu’s final “Who knows?” reminds us being comfortable with the unknown is powerful. Watch here:
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Science meets wonder
Thinking about energy leads to science—how bodies, planets, play, and wonder all link. Watch here:
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Build thinking as a team.
Just as Sochu and Raju ask together, collaborative wonder helps learning take flight. Watch here:
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Creative Activity: “Where is Energy?” Exploration
Try these fun, family-friendly activities inspired by the book’s theme:
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Run, skip, or dance for two minutes, then share, “Where did that energy come from?”
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Draw what “God knows” might look like—patterns, colors, or shapes.
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Play the “Why Chain”: one asks “why?” and the other answers, then asks “why?” again.
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Have a “Wonder Walk”: pause during a stroll and shout “God knows why…!” and reflect.
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Write or talk about favorite energy sources: sunshine, food, friendships, and rest.
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End with a sharing circle: “Today I wondered about _____ because…”
In Sochu: Where Is God?, a simple soccer game is more than play—it’s an invitation to ask, wonder, connect, and keep exploring. Each breadcrumb points toward curiosity as a joyful path, encouraging children (and adults) to value questions as highly as answers.
Happy exploring!