“ Your uncle sounds nice”, said Addy. “ I don‘t think I could have given away my only robe”.
“ Your uncle sounds nice”, said Addy. “ I don‘t think I could have given away my only robe”.
This story would be a beautiful introduction to different word meanings in the classroom. The word Zen is described and given a description of on the back page and I think this specifically would be a good intro into other terminology in other languages
Zen Shorts written by Jon J Muth, and awarded the The Caldecott Honor in 2006 is a beautifully illustrated story of a Panda who tells wise short stories to the family he stumbles upon. This story follows the themes of mindfulness and Zen. This story gives reference to personal growth and choice as well which is exemplified in his short stories.
“Maybe good luck and bad luck are mixed up. You never know what will happen next.“
This story could be used to help understand different vocabulary and cultures of different areas.
Written by Muth, it won its award in 2006. This story has detailed drawings of a Panda. The theme in this book revolves around cooperation with others. This story reflects the theme through the panda's wise stories that the children listen to.