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    Jacob'S New Dress By: Sarah and Ian Hoffman: Age Level: PK-2 Grade

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    The book Jacob's New Dress by Sarah and Ian Hoffman is about a boy named Jacob who loves to play dress up. During dress up time at school, Jacob decides he wants to be a princess. His classmate Christopher makes fun of him for wearing a dress. Their teacher explains that dress up time is for using their imagination. Later, Jacob asks his mother if he can have a dress of his own. He makes one from towels and wears it to school, but Christopher bullies him and takes it away. Jacob's mother then helps him make a new dress, and he proudly wears it to school despite the other boys laughing.

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    The book Jacob's New Dress by Sarah and Ian Hoffman is about a boy named Jacob who loves to play dress up. During dress up time at school, Jacob decides he wants to be a princess. His classmate Christopher makes fun of him for wearing a dress. Their teacher explains that dress up time is for using their imagination. Later, Jacob asks his mother if he can have a dress of his own. He makes one from towels and wears it to school, but Christopher bullies him and takes it away. Jacob's mother then helps him make a new dress, and he proudly wears it to school despite the other boys laughing.

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    The book Jacob's New Dress by Sarah and Ian Hoffman is about a boy named Jacob who loves to play dress up. During dress up time at school, Jacob decides he wants to be a princess. His classmate Christopher makes fun of him for wearing a dress. Their teacher explains that dress up time is for using their imagination. Later, Jacob asks his mother if he can have a dress of his own. He makes one from towels and wears it to school, but Christopher bullies him and takes it away. Jacob's mother then helps him make a new dress, and he proudly wears it to school despite the other boys laughing.

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    Jacob'S New Dress By: Sarah and Ian Hoffman: Age Level: PK-2 Grade

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    The book Jacob's New Dress by Sarah and Ian Hoffman is about a boy named Jacob who loves to play dress up. During dress up time at school, Jacob decides he wants to be a princess. His classmate Christopher makes fun of him for wearing a dress. Their teacher explains that dress up time is for using their imagination. Later, Jacob asks his mother if he can have a dress of his own. He makes one from towels and wears it to school, but Christopher bullies him and takes it away. Jacob's mother then helps him make a new dress, and he proudly wears it to school despite the other boys laughing.

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    Billy Heng

    Aurora Aguiniga

    JACOBS NEW DRESS


    By: Sarah and Ian Hoffman
    Age Level: PK-2 grade

    Summary: Jacob loves to play dress-up. During dress-up time at school, he


    decides he wants to be the princess. Christopher, one of his classmates, makes fun
    of him for wearing girls clothes. Ms. Wilson lets the kids know that dress-up is a
    time to use their imagination and be anything they want to be. After school, Jacob
    plays with the dress he wore on Halloween then asks his mom if he can get a
    regular dress. The next morning, Jacob makes a dress out of bath towels and wears
    it to school on top of his clothes. Christopher is really mean to Jacob and steals
    away his dress. Jacobs mom helps him make a real dress and he takes it to school.
    Christopher and the other boys laugh at Jacob but he tells them that he is proud of
    the dress he made and he is going to wear it.

    Quote: There are all sorts of ways to be a boy.


    Theme: Gender roles, acceptance, bullying, bravery,
    Classroom Ideas:
    1) Read the book aloud to your students. If you notice
    children giggling as you read, pause and ask them
    to share why they are giggling.
    2) The teacher will provide a poster divided into two
    sections, one for boys and one for girls. The teacher
    will ask the students to think of things that are
    specific to boys and things that are specific to girls while writing them down
    on the poster. After things have been written down, ask students if it is okay
    to cross the line and have them explain their reasoning.

    Supplementary Text(s):
    1. The Princess Knight by Cornelia Funke
    2. Article including more books that can be used to break gender stereotypes in
    your classroom: http://www.adl.org/assets/pdf/education-outreach/What-areExamples-of-Books-Gender-Stereotypes.pdf
    3. Link to how to approach and teach this book in your classroom:
    http://www.msmresources.org/pdf/2015/Jacobs%20New%20Dress
    %20Activity.pdf
    Billy Heng

    Aurora Aguiniga

    JACOBS NEW DRESS


    By: Sarah and Ian Hoffman
    Age Level: PK-2 grade

    Summary: Jacob loves to play dress-up. During dressup time at school, he decides he wants to be the princess. Christopher, one of his
    classmates, makes fun of him for wearing girls clothes. Ms. Wilson lets the kids
    know that dress-up is a time to use their imagination and be anything they want to
    be. After school, Jacob plays with the dress he wore on Halloween then asks his
    mom if he can get a regular dress. The next morning, Jacob makes a dress out of
    bath towels and wears it to school on top of his clothes. Christopher is really mean
    to Jacob and steals away his dress. Jacobs mom helps him make a real dress and he
    takes it to school. Christopher and the other boys laugh at Jacob but he tells them
    that he is proud of the dress he made and he is going to wear it.
    Quote: There are all sorts of ways to be a boy.
    Theme: Gender roles, acceptance, bullying, bravery,
    Classroom Ideas:
    3) Read the book aloud to your students. If you notice
    children giggling as you read, pause and ask them
    to share why they are giggling.
    4) The teacher will provide a poster divided into two
    sections, one for boys and one for girls. The teacher
    will ask the students to think of things that are
    specific to boys and things that are specific to girls while writing them down
    on the poster. After things have been written down, ask students if it is okay
    to cross the line and have them explain their reasoning.

    Supplementary Text(s):
    4. The Princess Knight by Cornelia Funke
    5. Article including more books that can be used to break gender stereotypes in
    your classroom: http://www.adl.org/assets/pdf/education-outreach/What-areExamples-of-Books-Gender-Stereotypes.pdf
    6. Link to how to approach and teach this book in your classroom:
    http://www.msmresources.org/pdf/2015/Jacobs%20New%20Dress
    %20Activity.pdf

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