
Have you ever wondered why peacocks have beautiful feathers? Now, you can find out when you read how an all-white peacock named Joel acquired colorful feathers in How the Peacock Got Its Feathers
When writing "How the Peacock Got Its Feathers", the authors desired for each individual to glean whatever theme or personal message speaks to him or her after reading the story.
Nevertheless, if parents or teachers decide to utilize the story for educational purposes, "How the Peacock Got Its Feathers" can be used to cover such themes as:

Acceptance
Courage
Creativity
Determination
Growth
Humility
Kindness/Thoughtfulness
Patience
Perseverance
Resilience
Respect
Self-Control
Self-Discipline
Strength
Truthfulness
Wisdom

Acceptance
Appreciation
Caring/Compassion
Citizenship
Conflict Prevention/Conflict Resolution
Cooperation
Courage
Courteousness/Friendliness
Helpfulness
Empathy
Growth
Honesty
Humility
Integrity
Kindness/Thoughtfulness
Leadership/Initiative
Listening Skills/Understanding
Patience
Respect
Responsibility
Trustworthiness/Truthfulness

Actions & Consequences
Bullying/Taking a stand against
Caring for animals/each other
Cause & Effect
Colors
Emotions/Feelings
Forest animals
Kind words/Kind deeds
Science experiments with mixing colors
"See something, say something" (Bystander choices/actions)
Types of birds

Basil faces a challenge every child knows: a day packed with chores, homework, and the things he really wants to do! As Basil navigates his busy schedule, young readers learn valuable lessons about time management, staying motivated, and balancing responsibilities with fun.
Basil's Busy Day is perfect for starting conversations at home or in the classroom about:
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