Books with title Monkey And Elephant Get Better

“Expressive faces, gestures, and words convey the interactions of true friends. . . . A great read-aloud.” — School Library JournalWhen Elephant starts to sneeze—achoo!—Monkey has her ideas of what will make him feel better. And when Monkey gets the sniffles, Elephant has his ideas of what will make her feel better. But Monkey is Monkey and Elephant is Elephant. They are not exactly the same. Maybe there’s more than one way to enjoy a soft pile of hay, some fresh water, and a bit of entertainment!

When two friends who are not exactly alike come down with colds, figuring out what will make each other feel better can be a surprising endeavor!Monkey and Elephant are very good friends who have a lot in common. They both like morning time. They both like shiny rocks. And they both like to hear their own voices: “TAH. TAH. TAH.” But Monkey is Monkey and Elephant is Elephant. They are not exactly the same. So when Elephant starts to sneeze — achoo! — Monkey has her own ideas of what will make him feel better. And when Monkey gets the sniffles, Elephant has his own ideas of what will make her feel better. Maybe there’s more than one way to enjoy a soft pile of hay, some fresh water, and a bit of entertainment!

A young elephant goes on an errand to find the ideal home for his family. He willingly went on this journey. Taking advantage of the young elephant's gullibility, a monkey tricks the elephant and claims the ideal home as his own. What should the young elephant do?This book tackles bullying and teaches young readers to not seek revenge and let the divine intervention do it instead. This also teaches them the beauty of sharing and that greed is never a good thing.

Patricia has always enjoyed writing songs, poems, and stories for her Sunday School class at Faith Baptist Church. She is a native of WV and still makes her home in Enterprise. She and her late husband Edgar shared three children: Eddie, Rick, and Trina; six grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Use this book as a teaching tool - Talk about how animals are different. Read Genesis 1:25-27 (KJV) to tell about how we were created. Use the color page as just a fun thing for the little ones or put a memory verse at the bottom and use it as a Sunday school take home sheet. Use the song in the back. Every time you say "Monkey" or "Elephant" they make that sound. Make up other sounds for "I" or "You" or "God." Have fun with it!