5 Questions
What is the title of the book that Blake picked for Annie to read?
I'm not just a scribble
Who is judged by the house, sun, and clouds for looking different?
Scribble
What lesson does Scribble teach the house, sun, and clouds through creating art together?
Acceptance and friendship
What does Annie emphasize at the end of the story?
Not judging others based on appearance
Who does Annie give shoutouts to at the end of the story?
Her international reading family
Study Notes
- Annie is visiting her grandchildren, Callie and Blake, who introduce themselves with their ages.
- Blake picks the book "I'm not just a scribble" by Diane Alber for them to read.
- The story is about Scribble, who is judged by a house, sun, and clouds for looking different because of his colorful and wiggly lines.
- Despite initial rejection, Scribble teaches them a lesson about acceptance and friendship through creating beautiful art together.
- Annie concludes by emphasizing the lesson of not judging others based on appearance and gives shoutouts to her international reading family.
Enjoy a heartwarming tale of Scribble who teaches about acceptance and friendship through art, despite facing judgment based on appearance. Join Annie, Callie, and Blake on a journey of creating beautiful stories together in this delightful book by Diane Alber.
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