😤I'm Sorry You Got Mad😡
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Learn about the importance of an apology that goes deeper than just words...
Jack wants to apologize for hurting Zoe's feelings. He just can't seem to find the right words.
Turns out there's more to an apology than just saying, "I'm sorry."
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Meet the Creators
Kyle Lukoff is the author of many books for young readers. While becoming a writer he worked as a bookseller for ten years, and then ninne more years as a school librarian.
Julie Kwon is an artist and illustrator based in Brooklyn. Her work is heavily inspired by the steady diet of manga, comics, and young adult novels she consumed growing up, as well as her many fond childhood memories. In her spare time, Julie enjoys reading, petting dogs, knitting, and going on long walks with friends.
Discussion Questions
Why do you think it was so hard for Jack to write Zoe an apology?
Why is it important to say, "I'm sorry," when you've hurt someone's feelings, even if you didn't mean to?
How does saying sorry help rebuild friendships?
Book Activities
Letter Writing:
Write an apology letter or thank you note to a friend.
Build a Castle:
Gather various materials like cardboard boxes, paper towel rolls, building blocks, or even LEGO bricks, and team up with a friend, family member, or classmate to create a one-of-a-kind castle. Use your creativity to design towers, walls, and a drawbridge. Decorate your castle with flags, stickers, or markers to make it unique. Work together to decide who might live there -- a brave knight, a magical princess, or even a dragon! This is a fun way to build something amazing while learning the power of teamwork and imagination.
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