Overview
When Blaine Kiffen moves to town, Willie's longtime friend, Stewart, becomes his target. Willie and his friends see Blaine's teasing go from harmless to cruel. But what can they do? In this second story in the Urban Character Education series, written for teachers, parents and readers, author, Kip Jones, helps kids see how bystanders can stop bullying. Readers learn, along with Willie and his friends, how to handle bullying like a B.O.S.S. (Bystanders hold the key; Open your mouth; Stand up for others; Stick together).
Full Product Details
Author: Kip Jones (Kip Jones) ,
Chad Isely (Chad Isely)
Publisher: Boys Town Press
Imprint: Boys Town Press
Volume: 2
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 0.80cm
, Length: 22.90cm
ISBN: 9781934490792
ISBN 10: 1934490792
Pages: 40
Publication Date: 17 August 2015
Recommended Age: From 7 to 10 years
Audience:
Children/juvenile
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Children / Juvenile
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
"""I loved how colorful it was. It flowed pretty nicely and everything was such an asset to the story. Most kids stories go off on tangents about other things that are not needed for the story but this one didn't."" - Mariah S ""This has a ""catchy"" acronym for kids to remember how to combat bullying in different ways. I even heard my students telling other students the BOSS technique to help them. Love the character illustrations. I will order the other books in this series for my class and will get the activities to try with this book as well."" - Jasmine W ""This was a great way for students to see that they can stand together to put a bully down. Kids loved reading the book! The big advantage for teachers is all the activities that are available to go along with the book. It helps reinforce things taught in the book. Most books are read to the class and discussed then that is the end. This has all kinds of activities students enjoy which are ready made for the teacher. Students really loved the Bully Song at the end of the book. The book and activities are highly recommended for the classroom."" - Amazon Customer"
I loved how colorful it was. It flowed pretty nicely and everything was such an asset to the story. Most kids stories go off on tangents about other things that are not needed for the story but this one didn't. - Mariah S This has a catchy acronym for kids to remember how to combat bullying in different ways. I even heard my students telling other students the BOSS technique to help them. Love the character illustrations. I will order the other books in this series for my class and will get the activities to try with this book as well. - Jasmine W This was a great way for students to see that they can stand together to put a bully down. Kids loved reading the book! The big advantage for teachers is all the activities that are available to go along with the book. It helps reinforce things taught in the book. Most books are read to the class and discussed then that is the end. This has all kinds of activities students enjoy which are ready made for the teacher. Students really loved the Bully Song at the end of the book. The book and activities are highly recommended for the classroom. - Amazon Customer
Author Information
"Kip Jones, a.k.a. 'Mr. J, ' is a guidance counselor at Alcoa Elementary School in Alcoa, Tennessee, where he resides with his family. Mr. J. uses what he calls ""bibliorhymology"" in his Willie Bohanon books, an Urban Character Education series that also includes a rap song, dance and worksheets. The series is a Mom's Choice Awards Gold Recipient, as was named among the best in family-friendly media, products and services by the Mom's Choice Awards."
