Specially selected as an ideal text for whole Key Stage 1 class reading, this pack offers 30 copies of Giraffe Problems (Paperback) at a brilliant discount.
Giraffe Problems 30-Copy KS1 Class Set
A Complete Whole-Class Reading Set for KS1
Give every child in your class their own copy of this hilarious and heart-warming picture book from bestselling author Jory John and acclaimed illustrator Lane Smith.
Penguins aren’t the only animal out there with problems, oh no…Edward the giraffe can't understand why his neck is as long and bendy and ridiculous as it is. No other animal has a neck this absurd.
Praise for Penguin Problems: "A small philosophy manual for readers of all ages ... wonderfully original" Observer
From Jory John and Lane Smith, the winner of the 2017 Kate Greenaway Medal, comes a laugh-out-loud companion to the acclaimed Penguin Problems. Edward the giraffe can't understand why his neck is as long and bendy and ridiculous as it is.
Why teachers will love it
Edward the giraffe has a problem: he thinks his extraordinarily long neck is ridiculous. But as he tries to hide it, he discovers that what makes him different may actually be what makes him special.
Giraffe Problems is a brilliant springboard for classroom conversations about:
- Self-acceptance and confidence
- Difference and individuality
- Positive self-image
- Friendship and empathy
- Being comfortable with who you are
What's Included?
30 paperback copies of Giraffe Problems
Ideal for whole-class reading, shared reading, guided reading and classroom libraries, with every pupil able to follow along with their own copy.
Reading / Interest age: 3–7 years
Why buy a class set?
No sharing. No photocopying. No pupils trying to follow from a single book.
Every child has their own copy to read, discuss, annotate and enjoy, making this an excellent addition to your KS1 reading provision.
Save £60.45 compared with buying 30 copies individually.
Titles and editions are subject to availability. Please check the product specification before ordering.
No other animal has a neck this absurd. He's tried disguising it, dressing it up, strategically hiding it behind bushes ... anything he can think of. But just when he's exhausted his neck-hiding options, a turtle ambles in and tries to help him understand that his neck has a purpose ... and looks excellent in a bow tie.