The Three Questions by Jon J. Muth
“There once was a boy named Nikolai who sometimes felt uncertain about the right way to act.” He has three questions he wants answering. “When is the best time to do things?… Who is the most important one?… What is the right thing to do?…”.
His friends the heron, monkey and dog give differing advice that just didn’t seem right. He asks the old turtle, Leo, the three questions. Dramatic events unfold that answer the questions for Nikolai.
Illustrator: Jon J. Muth
Teaching Resources: The Three Questions
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- Center for Philosophy for Children: The Three Questions Discussion Questions
- The Critical Thinking Consortium: The Three Questions Teacher Guide|
- Learning to Give: Kids Can Make the Difference lesson plan
- NCCIL: Jon J. Muth biography
- Teaching Children Philosophy: Guidelines for Philosophical Discussion
- Thoughtful Books: A Teachers Guide to The Three Questions
- Take a look inside The Three Questions
Books by Jon J. Muth
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