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Analysis Of The Story 'Rainbow Fish'

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Read the story “Rainbow Fish” to the children. Afterward ask the children open-ended questions about the story. Have the children retell their version of the story. This activity is developmentally appropriate for this age group because it teaches the children that Rainbow-Colored foil stamping glitters on each page of the excellent novel of a beautiful fish that learns to make friends by sharing his possessions. . They learn to play in-groups and perform games like tag, or hide-and-seek. Children eventually become alert to the truth that their actions have consequences, if she or he acts out in an intolerable way in the snack table, the instructor only might remove his or her "computer time."Children at this age could have significantly

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