This book would be great for a social-emotional lesson. Students could read this book and then reflect on what makes them worry, doubt, or become frustrated.
When Things Aren't Going Right, Go Left | 
This book would be great for a social-emotional lesson. Students could read this book and then reflect on what makes them worry, doubt, or become frustrated.
pickWhen Things Aren't Going Right, Go Left by Marc Colagiovanni and illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds is a great demonstration of using color to tell the story. Reynolds prioritized the cool colors for colors of sadness, doubt, or worry to demonstrate how the main character is feeling, but as the main character starts to turn his day around, Reynolds begins to use warm colors. At the end Reynolds uses yellow to show that everything is okay.
