Here, Chloe showed regret of how she acted, and hopefully, how she can change for the future. She could not try to correct her wrongs.Ĭhloe ended up going to a pond, where she threw in stones representing the kindness that she could have shown towards Maya. Each Kindness Author: Jacqueline Woodson Series: Character Traits, Compassion Genres: Juvenile Fiction, Picture Books Tags: Ages 5-8, Ages 8-12, Award. Since Maya moved, she could not apologize. Each Kindness Author: Jacqueline Woodson Illustrator: E.B.

That is, until her teacher told them that Maya had moved away. She set a goal to smile to Maya the next day. This prompted Chloe to reflect on how she was unkind to Maya. Dropping stones into water, the kindness would ripple. One day, Chloe’s teacher had a lesson about kindness. Eventually, Maya knew to just play on her own. Each Kindness by Jacqueline Woodson These are extend the book activities for Each. From jacks to cards, the other children would always say no. Each Kindness and The Other Side by Jacqueline Woodson are perfect picture books for teaching point of view, theme, comparing themes, how a characters actions contribute to the sequence of events, and comparing plots setting and themes by the same author. When Maya would ask them to play, Chloe’s group would say no. The teacher put her next to Chloe, but Chloe completely ignored her.Īt recess, Chloe and her friends would laugh at Maya and her games. Other students did not want to associate themselves with her. Maya had ripped clothing and wore spring shoes. One day, in the middle of winter, a new girl came into Chloe’s class. This beautifully written and illustrated book hits upon anti-bullying and kindness messages. family involvement at home and in school.SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING IN THE CLASSROOM.organizing classroom supplies and teaching materials.teacher time management and productivity.

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