Activity · Herdwork and Hoofs
Stand up for kindness
Zig stomped her hoof when Zag was teased. What did she say?
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Find your next adventure.
Every story has a song. Every song helps a lesson stick.
Every Zag book comes with an accompanying song. Read together, sing along, and help children carry life’s lessons beyond the page.
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Activity · Ana the Ostrich Saves Thanksgiving
Thankful for Me
What is something about yourself that you're thankful for? Draw or write one thing you enjoy doing, and someone or something that helps you do it.
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Try a kinder hello
Zag changes his welcome. Draw his face before and after, or write a kind hello of your own.
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Try together
After reading page 12, choose one small, safe way to help someone. Plan it with a grown-up. You can draw or pretend instead.
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Two things can be true
Zadda feels disappointed after the game. Draw or tell how he feels. Then notice one thing he did well. A hard feeling and a good thing can both belong.
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Two ways
Draw two ways to handle a bug at school. Talk about what each one might change.
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What makes you you?
Zag has long ears, slender legs and two peeking teeth. What makes YOU you?
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What might they feel?
Zag wonders how the little zebra feels. Draw a face showing a feeling. What could Zag ask to find out? You can say: “How are you feeling?”
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Words that make room
The zebras shout, “I am right! You are wrong!” What could they say to learn about each other instead? Draw or write a kinder conversation. You could start: “Tell me what you think.”
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