Would You Rather? Made You Think! Edition
By Lindsey Daly
By Lindsey Daly
By Lindsey Daly
By Lindsey Daly
Part of Would You Rather?
Category: Children's Nonfiction | Philosophy | Children's Middle Grade Books
Category: Children's Nonfiction | Children's Middle Grade Books
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$7.99
Aug 18, 2020 | ISBN 9780593196793 | 9-12 years
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Aug 04, 2020 | ISBN 9780593197011 | 9-12 years
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Praise
“In a world where critical thinking is huge, this book is perfect to enhance and hone that skill in a fun and engaging way. Lindsey Daly crafted thoughtful and entertaining “Would You Rather?” questions that you can use as a boredom buster road trip activity, as a family bonding activity, and more!” —Kelly Fedynich, 5th grade teacher
“From wondering if you’d rather discover the truth behind the creation of Stonehenge or find out what really happened to Amelia Earhart, to thinking about whether a zombie or ninja would be the perfect dance partner, this book is the perfect combination of thought-provoking and humorous questions that will have kids of all ages engaged and laughing!” —Mike Del Galdo, 7th grade teacher
“Funny, thought-provoking, and entertaining for all ages—I could not put this book down! As an upper elementary teacher, I know my students would be clamoring to challenge one another to these silly, yet engaging, questions. These would make an awesome ‘do now,’ writing prompt, or even class debate! I would highly recommend this book to any teacher looking to spice up the discussions in their classroom!” —Rebecca Caramanica, 4th grade teacher
“As a parent of children ages 10, 13, and 16, I was amazed at how easy this book made it to get them all talking! Instead of bickering, this book facilitated conversations and laughter. The topics were just silly enough and not overly invasive that all of my children were able to open up, recall memories of times together, and really connect. It helped me as a parent get to know them all a little bit better without prying. This book works for families and friends of all ages. I can’t wait to take it to the pool so they can continue posing the questions to their friends. (I might ask their friends’ moms a few of the questions too!)” —Jennifer Carcich, teacher, academic interventionist, and mother
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