This title is suggested as one of many possible resources in the decision-making sample unit of the curriculum, which deals with choosing pets. This book offers three short stories about young children who are angry. It includes information and questions about anger for children to think about and discuss. A brief accompanying teacher's guide provides additional questions, activities, and a short bibliography of children's literature that relates to anger. The activities could easily be adapted to fit within the decision-making process of the Health Education Curriculum.
Hilarious illustrations depict the incongruous consequences of animals in clothes.
Each double page focuses on the plight of a different animal. This book is pictorially brilliant. This title is suggested as one of many possible resources in the decision-making sample unit of the curriculum, which deals with choosing pets. When her cat disappears, Annie places corn cakes at the edge of the wood in hopes of taming a small, furry animal. Instead, she attracts large wild animals unsuitable as pets.