![]() ![]() ![]() I would also talk about frustration and other emotions, body language and how we read it, and having patients. I would use this book in my classroom to talk about family and who may have a little sibling like this. He will be holding his head or rolling his eyes so we can tell he is annoyed. You can see the body language that the older brother is showing when he is frustrated with his little sister. The illustrations in this book (and all Little Critter books) are very cute and show emotion very well. Until… the very end of the story, the little sister has a candy cane and he wants her to share and guess what, she does. This drives the big brother crazy and he gets tired of having to include her in everything. The story is about a big brother and a little sister who wants to do everything that her big brother does. It is a trade book and in some ways, a predictable book. Age group(s): Early Elementary (Pre-K-3), 4-8 ![]()
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