Angol
Third-grade homeschool student Bobby enters his first day as a public school student. There he discovers diversity and equality through his experience at the local elementary school. Driven by empathy, compassion, and inclusion, he conquers what he anticipates to be a scary first day. To his surprise, he is overjoyed in an environment where he meets new friends. Building relationships is encouraged. His curiosity is explored, and learning is fun. The building's culture focuses on every student feeling welcomed, safe, and included.
Bridge early childhood development and family literacy.
This book is a visual delight for five- to eight-year-olds engaging with early reader fiction. Helping students, staff, teachers, and administrators foster relationships with their student's families and community. This is done by demonstrating kindness, recognizing the wholeness of youth, and most importantly, humanizing all children.
