The good egg

A clever and amusing look at the importance of being mindful of our own behavior, and being more accepting of others. Activities included.

The Bad Seed and The Good Egg are two books by Jory John perfect for kindergarten and first grade read alouds

Loving this the good egg book review with free activity! The carton is so well drawn!!

Perfect craft activity to accompany the children's book, "The Good Egg" by Jory John and Pete Oswald, a charming story that reminds us of the importance of balance, self-care, and accepting those who we love. Encourage littles to create a Good Egg surprise that focuses on self-care activities students can do when they feel stressed, or positive affirmations they can tell themselves when feeling low. Check out MaiStoryBook Youtube Channel for an interactive read aloud of "The Good Egg"

Have you read this adorable book by Jory John? The Good Egg teaches kids about how they can deal with pressure and stress in a healthy way! Grab this FREE book extension activity when you check out my blog post!

Get your students excited about reading with this interactive read aloud! We offer a variety of activities that can be used in the classroom to engage learners and help them understand the text. From oral and written activities to arts and crafts, our Good Egg Read Aloud will bring the story to life and ensure your students are captivated.

Introducing a story perfect for those who strive for and feel the pressure of perfection~ a gentle reminder to love yourself and others just they way they are~ featured in MaiStoryBook Library Coll…

Dye-free egg decorating for Easter eggs based on Jory John's The Good Egg. Skip the dyes and mess of real eggs with this simple coloring activity.

A week of fun and creative egg activities for your preschoolers and toddlers this Easter. A 5 Day planned to go with the book The Good Egg.

If you haven't read The Good Egg, it's a must for primary grades! It's a story of a perfectionist who follows the rules so closely he can't ignore those who are misbehaving around him. He learns to manage his own choices and to let things around him go, a skill we know many students could benefit from!