Description
This primary school assembly story plays upon the eternally important message: ‘don’t judge a book by its cover’. When Midget adjusts to the fact that Jeb simply looks different from him, he realises that it doesn’t make any difference to what he is like as a person. This will help listeners to be friendlier to others regardless of image and differences- they may find that like bird-watchers Jeb and Midget, they share common interests.
It is more important in today’s society than ever that people learn at an early age how to be inclusive and not to judge others based on preconceptions and diversity. Jeb’s extension of a hand of friendship to Midget will encourage children of any background to be confident in making friends and feeling secure that they won’t be alienated for any differences they may have.
No child should have to feel lonely and this assembly story will be incredibly helpful to ensure that the children listening understand this and feel that they can speak up and make friends when they try.
This story focuses on the message ‘don’t judge a book by its cover’ and comes from More Brilliant Assembly Stories, written by Elizabeth Sach and published by Brilliant Publications.
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