This book is for grade level K-3.
The summary of this book is about a girl who does many everyday activities with her friends and family. She swims with her dad, she paints, she swing and she plays with her friends and she even rides horses. The pictures in this book show Susan being happy and doing all of these activities, but at the end of the book it reveals that she uses a wheelchair. The last page it shows Susan in a wheelchair and quotes “This is Susan-through and through-just like me, just like you”.
I would use this book in my classroom to give awareness to my students that they shouldn’t let their disability affect their lives and that they can still live life to the fullest.
This book is for grade level K- 3.
The book is also a sing a long book. You can get just the book or you can get the CD with it. It’s very catchy. I’m singing it right now doing this assignment. This book is about animals doing the “animal boogie”. Bears shake trees, monkeys swing in the trees, elephants stomping their feet and bird flying in the sky. It provides pictures of children of different ethnic backgrounds. It shows a great amount of diversity. There are children who are black, white, brown and one girl who is in a wheelchair. I will most definitely be using this book in my classroom to show my students …show more content…
He has a brother who plays baseball. The bothers like to dance together. The dad even likes to dance with the princess boy. He has play dates with friends. The princess boy is the happiest looking at girl clothes. When he buys something girly, people stare and laugh at him. He wore a dress for Halloween and people laughed at him. He asked his mother why people were laughing at him and she responded that some people can be rude and to just ignore it. The princess boy is the happiest when he knows his family loves him no matter what. At the end of the book it ask the reader, a series of questions. There
The summary of this book is about a girl who does many everyday activities with her friends and family. She swims with her dad, she paints, she swing and she plays with her friends and she even rides horses. The pictures in this book show Susan being happy and doing all of these activities, but at the end of the book it reveals that she uses a wheelchair. The last page it shows Susan in a wheelchair and quotes “This is Susan-through and through-just like me, just like you”.
I would use this book in my classroom to give awareness to my students that they shouldn’t let their disability affect their lives and that they can still live life to the fullest.
This book is for grade level K- 3.
The book is also a sing a long book. You can get just the book or you can get the CD with it. It’s very catchy. I’m singing it right now doing this assignment. This book is about animals doing the “animal boogie”. Bears shake trees, monkeys swing in the trees, elephants stomping their feet and bird flying in the sky. It provides pictures of children of different ethnic backgrounds. It shows a great amount of diversity. There are children who are black, white, brown and one girl who is in a wheelchair. I will most definitely be using this book in my classroom to show my students …show more content…
He has a brother who plays baseball. The bothers like to dance together. The dad even likes to dance with the princess boy. He has play dates with friends. The princess boy is the happiest looking at girl clothes. When he buys something girly, people stare and laugh at him. He wore a dress for Halloween and people laughed at him. He asked his mother why people were laughing at him and she responded that some people can be rude and to just ignore it. The princess boy is the happiest when he knows his family loves him no matter what. At the end of the book it ask the reader, a series of questions. There