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How the Peacock Got Its Feathers themes


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:




Bullying
Character building
Forgiveness
​Friendship

Grief
Individuality
Insecurity
Isolation
​Kindness
Self-confidence​
Self-identity

Togetherness
Uniqueness

Knowledge Nook

Character Development: (Creating personal values & actions)

Character Education: (Supportive teaching of a set of ethics, morals & values)

Character Education: (Supportive teaching of a set of ethics, morals & values)

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

Character Education: (Supportive teaching of a set of ethics, morals & values)

Character Education: (Supportive teaching of a set of ethics, morals & values)

Character Education: (Supportive teaching of a set of ethics, morals & values)

Acceptance
Appreciation
Caring/Compassion
Citizenship
Conflict Prevention/Conflict Resolution
Cooperation
Courage
Courteousness/Friendliness

Helpfulness
Empathy
​Growth
Honesty
​Humility
Integrity
Kindness/Thoughtfulnes

Leadership/Initiative
Listening Skills/Understanding

Patience
​Respect
​Responsibility
Trustworthiness/Truthfulness

Lesson Plan Ideas

Character Education: (Supportive teaching of a set of ethics, morals & values)

Lesson Plan Ideas

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

For Parents & Educators

Below you will find FREE downloadable book-related activities 

ranging from early (easy), leveled readers to young adult. 

Be sure to check back for additional material.

Activities

Supplemental activities to accompany lessons using "How the Peacock Got Its Feathers".

Character Analysis (pdf)Download
Character Education (pdf)Download
Dialogue Development (pdf)Download
Discussion questions - older (pdf)Download
Discussion questions - young (pdf)Download
Lesson Prompts (pdf)Download

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