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How many of you have ever
been picked on? Did you know
that there is a pecking order
among chickens?
The Farmer saw the new chicken’s
head. It was bruised and cut.
The Farmer covered the sores with
band-aids and said, “I think I’ll
call you the Band-Aid Chicken!”
It was now time for the Band-Aid
Chicken to peck on the new chicken.
But the Band-Aid Chicken remembered
how badly she had been hurt.
She stood in front of the frightened
new chicken, looked right into the eyes
of the other chickens and loudly said,
“No! No! I won’t do it!”
The Band-Aid Chicken Storybook
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eBook ISBN: 978-1-57543-276-0
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The Band-Aid Chicken Storybook with CD
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eBook ISBN: 978-1-57543-278-6
REVISED 2013
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THE FOLLOWING SAMPLES
ARE REPRODUCIBLE/PRINTABLE PAGES
INCLUDED ON THE CD-ROM
Wristlets
I have the courage
to say “No!”
I am friendly.
I do not hurt
other people’s feelings.
I am kind.
I am not a bully.
Reproduce the wristlets and give them to any deserving student. Glue the ends of the wristlets
together so the students may wear them on their wrists.
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Identifying Feelings
What makes you laugh, cry, or get angry?
These are only some of the feelings we have. Let’s identify some of the feelings you had
when you heard the story of the Band-Aid Chicken. Write how each one made you feel on
the band-aid. Below are some feeling words you may use.
Sad
Proud
Angry
Disappointed
Scared
Worried
Friendly
Happy
When a new chicken came into the group
the other chickens pecked on it. This pecking
could hurt or even kill the new chicken. When
you heard this, how did it make you feel?
Before the new chicken could say “Hi,” the
other chickens started pecking her head. When
you heard this, how did it make you feel?
Heartbroken
Ashamed
Soon the new chicken passed the hurtful test
and was told she could now be the first to peck
any new chicken. When you heard this, how
did it make you feel?
When a new chicken came into the yard,
Band-Aid Chicken remembered how badly she
had been hurt and said she would not peck the
new chicken. When you heard this, how did it
make you feel?
The new chicken’s head was covered with When the other chickens realized Band-Aid
bruises and cuts. When you heard this, how
did it make you feel?
Chicken meant what she said, they stopped pecking. When you heard this, how did it make
you feel?
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Feelings Faces
There were a lot of different feelings in the Band-Aid Chicken story.
Pretend that you are in the
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