An illustrated book with no text that shows a child in a city full of people, he sees that a street woman bothers them, they take her out of stores, they see her badly on the street and in restaurants. On a snowy day, the boy sees the woman at the bus station very cold, so he decides to help her, giving her clothes to cover up. A great book to teach children to be kind to the people around them. ( )

homelessness ... through the eyes of a child, and that of his community.
Good information at back of book about issue, how children see it, and organizations that can help. ( )

Back matter for parents and educators covers ways to discuss homelessness with children and appropriate ways to help the homeless. For further resources there is a list of organizations that help the homeless, including those that support veterans, youth, and pets. A good work for class discussion.

age: 4-5
Summary: The boy notices that there is a homeless in his town. Also, he notices that everybody ignores the homeless. Thus, he gives a blanket to the homeless in order to help him.
*Children can make inferences about the feelings and intentions of others. Additionally, they can evaluate various solutions to moral problems and ethical questions.
Source: Pierce library