Strictly No Elephants is the perfect read aloud to teach students to include others. This is an important SEL skill for kids to learn. These Strictly No Elephants activties will bring the book to life for students!

Strictly no elephants by Lisa Mantchen and Taeeun Yoo This is a story about a young boy and his pet elephant, who are turned away from the local pet club, so they start their own with a collection …

Strictly No Elephants activities and read aloud lessons for first, second and third grade include writing prompts, discussion questions, and no prep printables. This picture book teaches about friendship, inclusion, and problem solving. Pair the Clutter Free printables and worksheets with a craft for an easy bulletin board display. #strictlynoelephants #picturebook #readaloud

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Lisa Mantchev’s Strictly No Elephants is a great mentor text for teaching predicting, empathy, analyzing character, friendship, inclusion and plot to elementary students in 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade. This Clutter-Free Classroom post shares reading lesson ideas, read aloud teaching tips and resource recommendations that are packed with printable worksheets and activities. Simply pair this picture book with the book companion and an anchor chart to deliver fun and engaging lessons! Learn more…

Today we're joining the Book + Craft Ideas Week to share another fun book extension activity. The picture book Strictly No Elephants is a charming story about friendship, fitting in, and embracing differences. (Disclosure: Books and Giggles is a participant in

Resources to help kids embrace diversity and choose love and acceptance over judgment. Includes picture books and a resource pack for parents and teachers.

Teaching our kids to be includers, to welcome and include other kids, is incredible. These books about including others will help teach that.

Strictly No Elephants explores the importance of friendship, inclusion and diversity. You need these graphic organizers, writing prompts and comprehension questions.