
In 'Show and Tell,' young readers meet Woody, a second grader grappling with two significant challenges. First, there's Miss Plunkett, the new student teacher who seems to disapprove of his unique show-and-tell items. Second, he's having ongoing 'trouble' with Ethan, the boy who lives across the street, creating friction both in and out of school. This early chapter book gently explores themes of self-expression, navigating new social dynamics, and the importance of finding understanding. It's ideal for children aged 6-9 who are transitioning to independent reading or for a comforting read-aloud about common school and friendship woes.
Second grader Woody is having trouble with Miss Plunkett, the new student teacher who doesn't like his show-and-tell, and with Ethan, the kid who lives across the street.