The Invisible Boy

This book tells the story of a boy who is lonely and left out. He does not get invited to birthday parties, and does not have friends. It is a great book to show small children as it emphasizes the importance of including other individuals. ( )

Brian is an invisible boy, he is present but no one seems to notice or care about him. His classmates and teacher do not pay attention to him. He loves to draw and is very observant. One day a new student joins his class and notices him. Slowly Brian begins to appear. He makes friends and learns that he is not so invisible after all.
Ludwig, captures the essence of accepting everyone and standing up to bullying. ( )

In the picture book " The Invisible Boy", Brian, who is known as the invisible boy, never seems to be noticed or included into any groups, games, or even birthday party's, that is until a new kid comes to class. Justin, the new boy, is introduced to the class, Brian is the first to make him feel welcomed. They soon team and Brian soon begins to come out of his shell. When introducing this book to my class, it can overall help explain small acts of kindness can help young children feel included in activities and also flourish. ( )

This book would be appropriate for primary grades. This is a story about a little boy, Brian, who feels invisible to the whole wide world. That is, until one day a new student joins his class. After watching his classmates tease the new boy Brian decides to write him a note welcoming him to class. After writing the note the new boy makes Brian feel less and less invisible until eventually he feels entirely seen.
This book is so adorable and is beautifully illustrated. This book would work well for units on inclusion, confidence, and friendship. This would also be a fun book to use for lessons on artistic styles. ( )

Helps students understand what bullying is and how to build friendships.