About This Book
In 'Welcome to Birdwell Island,' Clifford and his human family, the Howards, relocate to Birdwell Island, seeking a place where Clifford's enormous size won't be an issue. However, their new neighbors are initially intimidated and annoyed by the big red dog, viewing him as a nuisance. Through a series of events, Clifford's unique size, which first caused problems, becomes an incredible asset, allowing him to help the community in ways no one else can. This heartwarming story explores themes of moving, fitting in, overcoming prejudice, and the value of being different, making it ideal for children aged 4-8.
Clifford and his family move to Birdwell Island to give the big red dog room to play, but the neighbors think he's a nuisance until he shows them that his size can be an advantage.
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Discussion Prompts
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How did Clifford feel when the neighbors didn't like him at first? Have you ever felt like that?
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What are some good things about being big? What are some good things about being small?
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Why do you think the neighbors changed their minds about Clifford?
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If you moved to a new place, what would you do to make new friends?
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How can we be welcoming to new people or animals in our community?
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