“Sometimes feathers and fur mix fine, especially when you’re good and kind.” Pg 26 “Feathers and fur mix just fine, especially when you take the time.” Pg 20 Especially when they’re yours and mine.” Pg 15 Repetition/Rhyme- there isn't a ton in the book, but in the dialogue there is some… The animals are given person like qualities that helps the reader connect to the characters and story line. A pond in the backyard of the house that Tuesday lives in.Up to their parents and prove them wrong. Only to be told by the parent ducks that feathers and fur don’t mix, but the baby ducks stick

A cat, Tuesday, saves 11 baby ducklings during a storm, while their parents are away.

“Feather and Fur” By Audrey Penn and Illustrated by Monica Wyrick I could also see a dedicated teacher using the activities in the book to get kids to think about things from a different point of view and making the class a better community, because of it.Ģ.

I could see this book used to introduce ADHD in a classroom with students that have ADHD.

Metaphor using ladybugs down your shirt to represent ADHD.

The class learns to understand others and except Jimmy is not like them, but that he is still a dynamite dude still. Jugardor, explain to his class what it is like to have attention deficit disorder and hyperactivity (ADHD), by putting them into another person’s shoes and putting ladybugs down their shirts.

Jimmy Jumpingbean and his teacher, Mr.

not B.A.D” By Audrey Penn illustrated by Monica Dunsky Wyrick

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