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Literacy Snack Empathy Read Aloud

April 17, 2019

Grab the FREE printable and see the snack idea to use with the book Yoko. It's a great Literacy Snack Empathy Read Aloud for any time of the school year!

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I’m always looking for new ideas and ways to help teach empathy to little learners.For this week’s Literacy Snack Empathy Read Aloud we are reading a book called Yoko, by Rosemary Wells.

In this book, Yoko brings her favorite lunch to school, sushi! But her friends say not nice things about her lunch. In the end, Yoko is able to share her favorite food with a friend that turns out likes it too!

The book has a great message for the students to learn that it is not ok or nice to make fun of the different things people like, or for being different. It is a fantastic book to read at the beginning of the school year as well to help teach about having empathy and differences.

So for our snack to go along with the book this week, we’ll be making Yoko’s favorite food, sushi! Well, candy sushi that is!

Ingredients

1 full-size Rice Krispy Treats

1 small square size Rice Krispy Treats

1 Fruit by the Foot

1 Swedish fish candy

5 or 6 mini jelly beans

candy sushi supplies

Assemble

We made two different types of sushi, maki rolls and nigiri. For the maki roll, have the student take the smaller Rice Krispy Treats out of the package and press the treat together to make it more of a circle rather than a square. Have them open their Fruit By the Foot, and carefully wrap a piece around the outside of the Rice Krispy Treats. Add the jelly beans to the top.

For the nigiri, have the students unwrap the larger Rice Krispy Treats. Lay the fish on top of the treat and use another part of the Fruit By the Foot to wrap around both the fish and Rice Krispy Treats.

candy sushi - literacy snack idea

Free Printable

While your students are enjoying their candy sushi,  I made a free printable for them to work on. They will get to draw and write about their favorite thing to bring in their lunch box. After everyone is done, it is a great opportunity to share as a class what they like to bring.

free printable Yoko

You can download the Literacy Snack Empathy Read Aloud free printable from my TeachersPayTeachers store below.

If you’re looking for another great book to teach about empathy, you’ll want to check out literacy snack to go with the book, Chocolate Milk Por Favor!

Literacy Snack Idea Empathy

Making these candy sushi has been a huge hit with my kids! I hope your students enjoyed it too and learned a little more about differences!

See you next time!

Jenette

Grab the FREE printable and see the snack idea to use with the book Yoko. It's a great Literacy Snack Empathy Read Aloud for any time of the school year!

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