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Books for Teaching Respect

Today I wanted to share some of my favorite books to support your lessons on respect. Having strong read-alouds makes it so much easier to introduce and reinforce social-emotional skills.

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Do Unto Otters is one of my favorites! If you’d like a writing activity and directed drawing, but sure to grab my Respect pack.

Penguin Says "Please" (Hello Genius) by [Michael Dahl, Oriol Vidal]

We can’t forget Pigeon. While the books don’t directly teach how to be respectful, they are perfect for conversation and introducing the concept. Plus they are hilarious and any day is better with Mo Willems.

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