"I Don't Care!" Learning about Respect
By Brian Moses
Can small everyday choices reveal what respect really means—for everyone, including yourself?
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What is "I Don't Care!" Learning about Respect about?
What does it mean to show respect? This lively picture book explores everyday ways children can care about other people, animals, places and belongings. Through familiar situations, it shows why listening, following rules, sharing space and treating library books carefully all matter. Children are encouraged to think about respect in their own lives, including self-respect. Simple discussion notes for adults make the book a useful starting point for conversations at home, in the classroom or during assemblies.
About the author
Brian Moses is a much-loved British poet who writes funny and thoughtful poems for children. His work includes the popular collection 'The Secret Lives of Teachers'. Brian often visits schools to share his poems and inspire young writers. He enjoys exploring everyday life through poetry and encourages everyone to have fun with words.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
1998
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