
By Reverend Ana, Howard Binkow, Susan F. Cornelison (Illustrator)
Part of the Howard B. Wigglebottom series
Can young students learn to stop bullying before it starts?
In a world where bullying begins as early as kindergarten, young rabbit Howard B. Wigglebottom faces the challenge of standing up against it. As he learns the importance of speaking out, he discovers the power of doing the right thing. With guidance from teachers and parents, can Howard and his classmates change the course of their school environment and reduce bullying incidents? This story empowers children to recognize bullying and take action, fostering a safer and more supportive community.
Bullying starts in kindergarten and gets intense in middle school. Empower K-2 students with the right thing to do before bad habits form. PARENTS CAN HELP by giving the same answers as the teacher to these questions…What is bullying? The right thing to do if bullied or see someone else being bullied? What to do if the teacher is told and bullying continues? More children will do the right thing, if more know the right thing to do… and the incidents of bullying will decrease. Howard B. Wigglebottom. We Do Listen Foundation www.wedolisten.org
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