Give a Goat
Give a Goat by Jan West Schrock, published by Tilbury House in 2008, is a picture book that explores the impact of reading on global philanthropy. This 32-page book invites readers to discover how a simple story can inspire a classroom to take action and help a family in need, highlighting the connection between education and social responsibility.
In this true story, Mrs. Rowell’s class learns about the power of collective effort as they embark on a project to support those less fortunate. Through humorous illustrations, the book illustrates the journey from inspiration to action, showcasing the importance of values such as giving and community involvement. Readers will find themes related to business, careers, and social themes, emphasizing how even small contributions can lead to meaningful change.
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How can reading a picture book in one country make a difference to a family in need living thousands of miles away? And what does a goat have to do with it, anyway?
When Mrs. Rowell’s class is inspired by a rainy-day book to reach out with helping hands, wonderful things happen. Not the least of these wonderful things is a combined, enthusiastic effort by the entire class to reach a common goal.
In this true story readers will discover even the smallest good-will efforts are rewarded with positive results. Humorous illustrations show the philanthropic process from inspiration through brainstorming to getting down to work, collecting funds and celebrating success. Give a Goat is a template for adults and children who want to work together to experience the satisfaction of giving to others and making a difference in the world.
This book may inspire you, too. Making a change for the better is as easy as giving a goat!
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