Month: February 2019

Spoon is a children’s book written by Amy Krouse Rosenthal and illustrated by Scott Magoon. Spoon is a book about a spoon that is not happy because he does not think that he is useful and that his friends have life better than him. So one day his mom asks him why he is so sad, He said that his friends have a life better “than his like the knife he can cut and spread I can’t do anything like that” said spoon. Also, like the fork, he gets to move around all over the place such as he gets to help in the bbq.

Morris Micklewhite and the Tangerine Dress is a children’s book written by Christine Baldacchino and illustrated by Malenfant. Morris Micklewhite and the Tangerine Dress is a book about a boy (Morris) That acts like a girl. One day he wore Tangerine dress to school he got bullied for it. The next day his mom painted his nails before school. When he arrived at school his classmates told him that boys don’t were dresses and paint their nails. Some of the boys said that he could not play space ship with them because he was wearing a dress. The next day Morris faked sick. When he came back to school he made his own spaceship, his spaceship was cooler than the other kids so they wanted to go in his. They went on a cool adventure the boys liked Morris now and they decided that it does not matter what people wear its how they act. The message of this book is to don’t judge a book by its cover because the boys did not know that Morris was so cool. The theme is to be nice to everyone.

On Friday I went to my dad’s office downtown to help him with his work put all of his client’s files in alphabetic order and I put them in a new file cabinet. I think this made him feel less stressed and that was not one more thing he had to do. This made me feel helpful because I was helping my father. I chose this because I like to be positive and by me doing this my dad can focus on his work.

Today I was downtown I was thirsty so I bought a smoothie with the change that I had extra I gave to a homeless Man on the street. This made him feel happy and less hungry because I saw him walking into the Mc Donalds around the block. This made me fell Caring and grateful I felt grateful because I was not homeless. I choose this act of kindness because I think that it is important to stop homelessness.

Today it snowed so kids brought sleds I helped a few kids build a huge jump. I think that it made them fell helped and that they weren’t building this alone. This made me feel kind. I chose this act of kindness because I was bored and I thought it would make them feel good.

On Friday I went skiing on Cypress with a few other friends. While we were at the terrain park Logan fell off a rail when everyone skied off I stayed back and helped him. I think that this made him feel not alone. This made me feel kind and I felt like I was a good friend. I chose this act of kindness because I am not the best skier and I would want my friends to wait for me too.

A few days ago we got new tables, we had to clean out our desks. Sebby was not there to clean his desk out. So I cleaned his desk out for him and put all of his things in his bin. I did this because Sebby was not there and I did not him to waste time in class cleaning out his desk. I chose this act of kindness because I was all ready finished with my desk and I thought it would make him feel less behind in class.

Two is a children’s story written and illustrated by Kathryn Otoshi. This book`s theme is friendship. Two is about two numbers 1 and 2 they are best friends. They play and dance all day. They always chant “one-two ill count on you to the end will be best friends”. One day 3 shows up he wants to be friends with one. One leaves two and plays with three, Two feels left out. One only plays with three now, two is sad her even number friends try and comfort her. Zero tells her to tell one that she sad. So two walks up to 1 and 3 and asks if she can dance with them 1 says yes. The even and the odd numbers live happily ever after. The message in this book is to not leave your friends and to treat others how you would like to be treated.