David Ezra Stein

"Interrupting Chicken" tells the tale of a little red chicken who just can't resist interrupting her father's bedtime stories. Despite her best intentions to listen quietly, the chicken always jumps into the story at the most exciting moments. Through humor and fun illustrations, the book explores the dynamics of bedtime routines and the boundless imagination of young children. In the classroom, "Interrupting Chicken" can serve as a valuable tool for teaching about manners, patience, and storytelling. Teachers can engage students in discussions about listening skills and respectful behavior. This book is best for younger grades k-2.… (meer)