We Are (Not) Friends

Posted on 11 April 2017 by Anna Kang

Two fuzzy friends are having a fun playdate when a new pal hops in. As the day continues, each friend feels left out at times. It isn’t so easy to figure out how to act when everything seems to change. With humor and heart, the beloved characters from Theodor Seuss Geisel Award winner You Are (Not) Small navigate a friendship triangle as only they can. Free Read Kindle ePUB We Are (Not) Friends By Anna Kang – kino-fada.fr Anna Kang has penned a real gem with We Are Not Friends This picture book does deliver the moral that, just because a friend gains a new friend, doesn t mean that s he is not friends with the old friends But, even better, the book alludes to how important it is not to shove...Very cuteGreat moral, cute graphics, sweet story As an adult it wasn t excruciating to read and the kids enjoyed it.Kang s facial illustrations perfectly capture emotions and even without text, it would be obvious what s going on With sparse, articulate text and delightful illustrations, helps children understand t...Hello, friends Our book today is We Are Not Friends, written by Anna Kang and illustrated by Christopher Weyant, a sweet look at growing friendships.The two bears Big Brown and Small Purple from the previous Kang Weyant books are back, getting dressed up for playtime, when a blue bunny pops in and asks if he can join Big Brown welcomes the newcomer, but Purple is less sure, especially when Brown and the bunny break off into intricate dance routine that Purple doesn t know The tables are t Hello, friends Our book today is We Are Not Friends, written by Anna Kang and illustrated by Christopher Weyant, a sweet look at growing friendships.The two bears Big Brown and Small Purple from the previous Kang Weyant books are back, getting dressed up for playtime, when a blue bunny pops in and asks if he can join Big Brown welcomes the newcomer, but Purple is less sure, especially when Brown and the bunny break off into intricate dance routine that Purple doesn t know The tables are turned then when Purple and Bunny build a pretend Jeep that Big Brown doesn t fit into Big Brown loses his cool and everyone takes a break to calm down Brown and Purple have a heart to heart, establishing that it s okay for them both to have NEW friends, because they will always be BEST friends Feeling a bitsecure, they invite Bunny back, and the three friends enjoy their playtime as spies with another newcomer asking if they can join in.This is an important lesson in friendships...Love this book Thanks to goodreads and the publisher for a copy I m so excited to share this with my students, who need practice on not excluding othersCute A cute little book about sharing and playing with friends A great book for preschoolers The characters show their feelings through words and pictures when they feel left out while playing with friends.A good story about introducing a new friend to your group and finding ways to include everybody.Using animals in We Are Not Friends is an excellent book to read to preschool age children and point out how they were learning to have the social skills After teaching preschool for many years I have seen many children learn social skills through play a...A darling book about friends and how when a new friend joins in things can get a bit complicated But there best friends figure out how to make it work With bright and fun illustration and simple text new and emerging readers will find success reading this book Parents will love re...CuteGood book for kids This book shows that you can havethan one friend It s also okay if you all like to do something different.Great story and pictures Our granddaughter 4 , thought the story was fun She loved the pink giraffe friend at the end Great lesson to be learned.With minimal text and expressive cartoonish drawings, the author tells a story of imaginative play, friendship, jealousy, and learning to include others Young children will be able to understand the story from the illustrations alone, which clearly convey the feelings of the characters Use with preschool and early elementary students as a discussion starter regarding how to share and play withthan one friend When reading aloud, it is fun and helpful to invent a separate voice for each c With minimal text and expressive cartoonish drawings, the author tells a story of imaginative play, friendship, jealousy, and learning to include others Young children will be able to under...

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11 April 2017

Anna Kang