🌟 Exploring "Can You Teach a Fish to Climb a Tree?" + A Book Week Freebie


As Book Week approaches, I'm thrilled to continue our series exploring the 2024 Book Week Shortlist Selections! Today, we're diving into the inspiring world of Jane Godwin's "Can You Teach a Fish to Climb a Tree," a book that beautifully celebrates individuality and acceptance.

πŸ“š Book Spotlight: "Can You Teach a Fish to Climb a Tree" by Jane Godwin

Jane Godwin's touching tale encourages students to explore and appreciate their unique strengths and abilities. It's a story that fosters empathy and inclusivity, making it an invaluable addition to any classroom.

To enrich your students' exploration of this wonderful book, I've crafted a comprehensive resource designed to complement "Can You Teach a Fish to Climb a Tree" seamlessly. Here's a sneak peek at what's included:

🌟 What’s Included? (11 Worksheets)

  • What Can You Do? Worksheet: Encourages students to reflect on their unique abilities and talents.
  • What Can Your Friends Do? Worksheets (3 Versions): Differentiated for various abilities, these worksheets help students recognize and appreciate the strengths of their peers.
  • Can You Teach a... Worksheet (2 Versions): Engages students in creative thinking about individual capabilities.
  • What Can They Do? Activity (2 Versions): Promotes understanding and acceptance of diverse abilities.
  • You Are Great At... Letter Writing Activity: Encourages students to write positive letters highlighting their peers' strengths.
  • Vocabulary Word Search with Answer Key: Enhances vocabulary and reinforces key concepts from the book.
  • Venn Diagram Comparison Activity: Develops critical thinking by comparing and contrasting different abilities and traits.

Please Note: To fully utilise these resources, you will need to purchase the book "Can You Teach a Fish to Climb a Tree" by Jane Godwin.

This resource is perfect for creating an inclusive classroom environment where every student feels valued and understood. By investing in this comprehensive companion, you can spark meaningful discussions, promote empathy, and cultivate a culture of acceptance and celebration of diversity in your classroom.

Ready to inspire your students with the transformative power of "Can You Teach a Fish to Climb a Tree"? Click [here] to access the complete resource and start fostering a more inclusive and empathetic classroom environment today.

Stay tuned for more exciting Book Week Shortlist selections coming your way!

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