A children's book about teasing (Help me be good) (udgave 1988)

This story is about an older sibling teasing a younger one and how both of them learn to respect each others feelings. It offers some suggestions on how to stop bullying.
Age 4-8 years
Source: Puyallup Public Library

This book discusses the issue of teasing. It shows different scenarios and how to not tease. It is a very cool book, because not only does it have text, but the characters have text bubbles to restate what the text was talking about.

A story about a little girl who deals with teasing from her brother.

This book would serve as an acceptable launchpad for a discussion with younger children about teasing. Probably best used to accompany a few other, better books. It's not my favorite, but I did own this series as a child and I did love the books, so I think children will find them entertaining. It gets the point across.

This book talks about what teasing is, what kids get teased about, ignoring as a strategy, and making others like you by not teasing. It is illustrated with pictures and dialog boxes that explain things, which help illustrate the text clearly. A very good tool. ( )