The young crow wonders and searches until she discovers a vast world above her home. This book encourages “constructive curiosity” and question-asking, strengthening critical thinking, the pursuit of knowledge, and the courage to explore the unknown—especially when it seems mysterious or unclear.
How can we nurture curiosity and questioning in our children?
When the young crow dares to question what she has heard from the older crows and examines things for herself, she decides to try and venture out of her nest at the top of the tree. She soon discovers that the world below is not as frightening as she was told—and that an even wider world awaits her above the treetops.
The book highlights the importance of questioning, exploring, and experiencing new things. It opens a wide door for children to discover the world around them. It encourages them to examine what they hear, reflect on what they see, and experiment—so they can build their own understanding rather than rely on ready-made judgments.
The story offers us a chance to accompany our children through new experiences, where curiosity, fear, and wonder intertwine. We can support them as they explore, verify facts, and look at the world from multiple perspectives—using open-ended questions such as: Why? How? What if…?
Through this process, we empower children with the message: You are capable of discovering and influencing th world—just like the young crow.
Make collage artwork inspired by the book—cut and paste different shapes and colors from newspapers or magazines. Explore this art style together online for ideas.
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