Four Feet, Two Sandals by Karen Lynn Williams

This beautifully illustrated story conveys a strong anti-bullying message. But they soon discover that adventures are just not as fun without each other. When two polar bear best friends get in a fight, they go their separate ways. Iris and Isaac by Catherine RaynerĪ touching story about friends at odds and the importance of forgiveness. A heartwarming story that shows how the power of kindness can bring out the best in everyone. This beautiful tale is about a boy who doesn’t fit in but makes a new friend by including the new kid. A perfect story for teaching kids that small acts of compassion really can change the world. A sweet story about a random act of kindness and the chain reaction that follows. Ordinary Mary’s Extraordinary Deed by Emily Pearson Four Feet, Two Sandals by Karen Lynn Williams and Khadra Mohammedġ0-year-old Lina learns a valuable lesson when she shares what little she has with a friend and learns that friendship is more important than any material thing. Despite their differences they become fast friends and endure the inevitable changes that every worthwhile relationship experiences. Farfallina and Marcel by Holly Kellerįarfallina is a caterpillar, and Marcel is a baby goose. A delightful true story, written by a six-year-old girl and her father, about how sometimes we find friends where we least expect to.

When a baby hippo loses her mother, she finds a new best friend to bond with. Owen and Mzee by Isabella Hatkoff, Craig Hatkoff, and Paula Kahumbu A heartwarming story about finding your place in the world.ĥ. Unsure of where he fits in, his friends help him see that he still belongs. When Popsicle accidentally melts, he transforms into a whole new person. But when she realizes her actions have consequences, she reverts back to her kind self. When Millie feels overlooked, she decides a personality change is in order and becomes fierce. This story is perfect for talking about the difference between positive and negative ways to get attention.

This story helps them see that they’re not alone and that everyone has a bad day now and then. Little kids are often overwhelmed by strong emotions. However, in the end he learns that a change for the better is possible for anyone who tries. He’s ill-mannered, hot-headed and has a dismal attitude. The main character of this story is not exactly easy to be around. We only recommend items our team loves! Managing Emotions 1. Just a heads up, School Leaders Now may collect a share of sales from the links on this page. Grab a few of these impactful stories and make the rounds. And reading aloud to kids is a surefire way for principals to make a difference every day or each week. Picture books are one of the most effective and engaging ways to teach valuable life lessons and shape your school culture.