The flower patch has always been the same.
Purples hang with other Purples.
Blues hang with Blues.
Talls hang with Talls.
Shorts hang with Shorts.
But when Purple moves into the Blue Patch, Blue just isn't sure how he feels about that!
Fortunately, Blue's Mom is around to point out how much Blue and his friends can learn from the wind, the rain, and the bees, who treat all flowers the same. Will Blue start to see things from a different lens? Find out in award-winning author Julia Cook's timely and important tale teaching the skill of valuing the differences in others.
Introduce the topics of cultural diversity and racial prejudice to students in grades K through 6. Help children develop emotional intelligence skills in learning to accept and value differences in others.
The Judgmental Flower
is the eighth installment of the
Building Relationships
series which supports social competence. Tips for parents and educators are located at the end of the story to encourage understanding and greater acceptance of differences.
The series also includes:
Making Friends Is an Art
Table Talk
I Want to Be the Only Dog
Hygiene... You Stink!
Peer Pressure Gauge
Tease Monster
Cliques Just Don't Make Cents
Rumor Has It...