“worst at making cookies,” all of which her friend can help with. What they both need is a best pal, always there through thick and thin, which each one finally yells, “I am!” Use this to talk about how friendship is important because we all have something to contribute. If You Had to McLeod Ages 6-12 This is an interactive book about Choose, What moral choices for children 6-12. Would You Do? S. There are 25 stories about moral dilemmas and the reader is asked what he or she would do in that situation. Each story is also followed by thought questions which stimulate great discussions both in the home and in the classroom. Use this to have some relevant discussions on social skills. I'm Not Going to Harper, J. Baby- One day the dog decides not to chase Chase the Cat Today Preschool the cat, the cat decides not to chase the mouse, the mouse decides not to chase the lady, and they all have a party. Use this to talk about friendship. I'm Sorry McBratney, Ages 4-8 When one best friend shouts at the S. other, both are sad and hope the other will apologize. Use this to talk about problem solving differences. Incredible Me! Appelt, K. Ages 4-8 A girl celebrates her own individuality, from her freckles to her wiggles. Use this to talk about respecting yourself. It Takes a Village Ages 4-8 On market day in a Benin village, J. Yemi tries to watch her little brother and finds that the entire village is watching out for him too. Use this to talk about responsibility. It Was Jake! Jeram, A. Ages 4-8 Rather than accept the responsibility for his own actions, Danny blames his dog, Jake. Use this to talk about owning your own behavior. It's a Spoon, Not a Buehner, C. Ages 4-8 Funny characters present a quiz Shovel about manners. Use this to talk about manners. It's Back to School Jackson, E. Ages 4-8 Describes what the first day of school We Go: Day might be like for a child in Kenya, Stories from Around Kazakhstan, Canada, Australia, the World Japan, China, Peru, Germany, India, Russia, and the United States. Use this to celebrate diversity. It's Just a Game Farrell, J. Ages 9-12 A soccer team learns that sports should be played not only to win, but
“worst at making cookies,” all of which her friend can help with. What they both need is a best pal, always there through thick and thin, which each one finally yells, “I am!” Use this to talk about how friendship is important because we all have something to contribute. If You Had to Choose, What Would You Do? McLeod S. Ages 6-12 This is an interactive book about moral choices for children 6-12. There are 25 stories about moral dilemmas and the reader is asked what he or she would do in that situation. Each story is also followed by thought questions which stimulate great discussions both in the home and in the classroom. Use this to have some relevant discussions on social skills. I'm Not Going to Chase the Cat Today Harper, J. One day the dog decides not to chase the cat, the cat decides not to chase the mouse, the mouse decides not to chase the lady, and they all have a party. Use this to talk about friendship. I'm Sorry McBratney, S. Ages 4-8 When one best friend shouts at the other, both are sad and hope the other will apologize. Use this to talk about problem solving differences. Incredible Me! Appelt, K. Ages 4-8 A girl celebrates her own individuality, from her freckles to her wiggles. Use this to talk about respecting yourself. It Takes a Village J. Ages 4-8 On market day in a Benin village, Yemi tries to watch her little brother and finds that the entire village is watching out for him too. Use this to talk about responsibility. It Was Jake! Jeram, A. Ages 4-8 Rather than accept the responsibility for his own actions, Danny blames his dog, Jake. Use this to talk about owning your own behavior. It's a Spoon, Not a Shovel Buehner, C. Ages 4-8 Funny characters present a quiz about manners. Use this to talk about manners. It's Back to School We Go: Day Stories from Around the World Jackson, E. Ages 4-8 Describes what the first day of school might be like for a child in Kenya, Kazakhstan, Canada, Australia, Japan, China, Peru, Germany, India, Russia, and the United States. Use this to celebrate diversity. It's Just a Game Farrell, J. Ages 9-12 A soccer team learns that sports should be played not only to win, but Baby- Preschool
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