Once There was a Boy by Dub Leffler
Once There was a Boy by Dub Leffler promotes relationship skills, forgiveness, self-management and friendship.
An aboriginal boy, who seemingly lives alone on an island, meets a girl. “The boy dropped all his sapotes on the ground in surprise – one of them landed in the girl’s hands. She took a huge bite.”
Teaching Resources: Once There Was a Boy
These resources relate to the book, author and illustrator. The number of resources varies book to book. Please check they are appropriate for your specific needs before using them with children. If you have any suggestions please get in touch!
- Dub Leffler Official Website
- Magabala Books: Once There Was a Boy Teacher Notes
- PBS Parents: Teaching Children to Have Integrity
- Reading Australia: Once There Was a Boy Lesson Plan
- Teaching Tolerance: Understanding Similarities and Differences Learning Plan
- Teaching Tolerance: How are we the same and how are we different from each other?
- Understood: How Loneliness Can Impact Kids With Learning and Attention Issues
- Take a look inside Once There Was a Boy
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