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The Smallest Girl in the Smallest Grade Picture Book Written by Justin Roberts and Illustrated by Christian Robinson About --Ability, Evaluation, Strength
Summary
Hardly anyone noticed young Sally McCabe. She was the smallest girl in the smallest grade. Possible Lessons / Morals to the Story
- You can make a difference no matter your size
- Standing up for good helps others
- When we are kind to one another we are all happier
- You can make a difference no matter your size
Discussion Questions
- What did Sally McCabe do all day?
- How were the kids treating each other?
- What did Sally notice?
- How did Sally make a change?
- What did Sally's declaration do for the kids in school?
- What/who can you stand up for in your life?
- What can you do to make others happy?
- How did Sally evaluate what was going on around her?
- What does it mean to evaluate?
- What do you think the other children could have done better?
- How might your life be if you evaluated it?
How You Could Use this Resource
- To teach evaluation
- To teach that you can stand up for yourself and others
- To illustrate that you can make a difference no matter your size
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