The invisible boy

Today I want to share a quick and very sweet read-aloud activity with you! This lesson is perfect for the back-to-school season, or anytime you need to

"The Invisible Boy" Children's Book paired with a Hidden Surprise Painting is a unique way to enjoy a Bookish Play with your child. Check it out!

The Invisible Boy is a back to school book exploring friendship, kindness and compassion. Use these lesson plans to teach social emotional learning, reading and writing.

The Invisible Boy activities. Reading comprehension lesson plans with student response activities. Vocabulary, grammar, sentence study, and a craft, too!

I'm sure there are some students in your classroom with the behavior of feeling like they don't exist or matter! This mentor text is perfect for teaching empathy and kindness when you are teaching about classroom citizenship!

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The Invisible Boy is a story about compassion, inclusion, and the power of kindness. In this story, Brian feels that he is invisible to his teacher and his peers. But when he goes out of his way to make Justin, the new boy feel welcome, Justin helps Brian feel included and seen by all. Here are some activities you can pair with The Invisible Boy.

The Invisible Boy: A reflection activity for Kindness Week.

Are you often reminding students to be nice to each other? Or, to treat others with respect and compassion? Honestly, these reminders are something all teachers say to students regardless of grade level. For a variety of reasons, students sometimes forget about being kind. They also forget they are in a room full of students

Last year, I used the gem that is The Invisible Boy with my second grade classes. This past year, I included it as part of my 4th grade unit with Trudy