8 edition of I"ve Lost My Hat (Rookie Readers) found in the catalog.
Published
March 2007 by Children"s Press (CT) .
Written in English
Edition Notes
Contributions | Rick Stromoski (Illustrator) |
The Physical Object | |
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Format | Paperback |
Number of Pages | 32 |
ID Numbers | |
Open Library | OL7781421M |
ISBN 10 | 0531124908 |
ISBN 10 | 9780531124901 |
OCLC/WorldCa | 67360981 |
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Was it okay for the crab to lie to the little fish? By asking this we can establish with the students the set of morality we will continue with: lying, stealing, and killing are wrong. What makes it justified? Killing A squirrel comes and asks whether the Bear has seen a rabbit. Have you ever lied when you were trying to do something good?
Why is it wrong for other people to steal your things? But is it just, or even proper punishment? If the big fish never found out that his hat was stolen, did something bad happen to him? Choose your adventurer in the book Preview full book "Best present I have ever bought!
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But I am going to keep it. It might also appear that the punishment is far too severe for the crime and the fairness of punishment can be brought up.
The little fish goes to hide in some plants, and is observed by a crab who tells the big fish, who follows the little fish.
The ambiguity this creates frames hypothetical discussion nicely. Also had the best service and best experience buying the book! Thankfully, you can have a replacement bond issued to you with just a little bit of effort on your part. In order to facilitate this conversation, we will use alternate scenarios to guide the students along the right course: what if the little fish really needed the hat - would that make it okay for the little fish to steal the hat?
Is that so wrong? There are a variety of responses that could be given to this question. Killing A squirrel comes and asks whether the Bear has seen a rabbit. Share He just wants his hat back. Add as many details as you can, even if they seem superfluous.
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There are many reasons for punishment, such as retribution, rehabilitation, and social protection, but in this case it seems like the primary motivation for the punishment of the little fish is retribution. The bear asks three more Ive Lost My Hat book for information regarding his hat and, during his questioning, my daughter got more and more excited and antsy about when the bear was going to realize his mistake.
Is it just?Introduction. This is Not My Hat by John Klassen raises philosophical questions relating to stealing, punishment, lying, and trust. The main event in the book is a little fish stealing a big fish’s hat.
Additionally, while it is not explicitly stated, the Ive Lost My Hat book suggest that the big fish finds the little fish, eats the little fish, and takes back the hat. Jon Klassen is the author-illustrator of I Want My Hat Back and This Is Not My Hat, the only book to ever win both the Kate Greenaway and Caldecott Medal.
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