The Rainbow Fish is one of my childhood favorites! This book would be a perfect read aloud to K-2nd grade. It is sure to catch the attention of our students with the fish's shimmery scales. This book is about a beautiful fish who learns that you must be nice and share with others for them to be your...
The Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister is a very sweet story about a little fish who does not want to give away his shiny scales, but in the end he learns the joy of sharing his scales with others. This is a classic book that has been read to children for many years and it is one that I think will conti...
This book is so illustrative and exciting to read! The use of the sparkly fins on each page really grabs the attention of children when they see it. I think this story has a great message of sharing to make friends. The lexile level for this book is AD410L. I think this would be good for a 1st grade...
The Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister is a great children's book. The rainbow fish is the "most beautiful fish in the entire ocean" and he refuses to share his gills with any other fish in the sea. The rainbow fish's selfishness isolates him because no one wants to be his friend. Later on, the rainbow ...
This story is about a fish who has many more sparkly scales than the other fish. Rainbow Fish does not want to share his shimmering scales, and the other fish do not want to play with him since he is selfish. Ultimately, Rainbow Fish discovers that it feels good to share his jewels and gains many fr...
This book teaches children to share. It would be a great story to use in Kindergarten and first grade. For an activity, the students could work on filling in a writing prompt, "I can share my _______, it makes me feel ________."
The most beautiful fish in the ocean is asked to share one of his shining scales with a little blue fish, and to which he refuses. All the other fish in the sea leave him alone, and he wondered why. He goes to the wise octopus for advice, and she tells him to give away his scales. Rainbow Fish reluc...
Written by: Marcus Pfister This book is about a fish who has to be the most beautiful fish in the ocean and knows it. Because he thinks he is so beautiful, it makes him proud and rude at the same time towards his friends in the ocean. When his friends leave him alone because they get tired of his ...
This book would be visually appealing to younger children. I would use this book in a K-2 classroom. This book would be great to let children know that we all have differences, and that's okay.
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