Discuss with students the importance of taking ownership, empathy and compassion. There are so many social emotional skills to teach with this book.The straightforward text serves as a great way to teach students types of sentences.As the bear loses hope, a deer comes by and asks what his hat looks like. The bear feels dejected and worries he will never see his hat again. He patiently and politely asks each animal he comes across whether they have seen his hat.
Teach students to formulate opinions and back it up with reasons to support it. A bear has lost his red, pointy hat and wants it back.This story is one that students can easily relate to, making it a great opportunity to write about similar events in their own lives.Teachers can help students to analyze the hidden meanings the pictures hold. Klassen’s illustrations are simple yet hold a lot of meaning.Use this as an opportunity to teach young readers inferencing skills. Readers are left to make inferences about many of the characters’ actions and events that unfold throughout the story.Lathrop (Illustrator) Call Number: 200.9505 B582a Publication Date: 1937 1938 Caldecott Medal. I Want My Hat Back is also a great resource if you are looking for a book for social emotional learning lessons because there are so many skills to discuss. In his 'wee house in the heather,' Lachie lives with his family of twelve, and he welcomes to his hearth every weary traveler who passes by on a stormy night. With such simple text you will be surprised by how much there is to discuss with this book! The limited text lends itself to lessons on inferring and really pushes readers to analyze the author’s work.
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