Good eggs at IM-K preschool
After reading “The Good Egg” by Jory John, Iron Mountain-Kingsford Community Schools North Elementary Preschoolers colored eggs and talked about self-care. Here, Katie Rickey and Christopher McCole peel their dyed eggs. (Theresa Proudfit photo)
After reading “The Good Egg” by Jory John, Iron Mountain-Kingsford Community Schools North Elementary Preschoolers colored eggs and talked about self-care. Here, Jason Strelcheck is surprised by the color transformation. (Theresa Proudfit photo)
After reading “The Good Egg” by Jory John, Iron Mountain-Kingsford Community Schools North Elementary Preschoolers colored eggs and talked about self-care. Here, Katie Rickey and Christopher McCole peel their dyed eggs. (Theresa Proudfit photo)
After reading “The Good Egg” by Jory John, Iron Mountain-Kingsford Community Schools North Elementary Preschoolers colored eggs and talked about self-care. Here, Jason Strelcheck is surprised by the color transformation. (Theresa Proudfit photo)
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After reading "The Good Egg" by Jory John, Iron Mountain-Kingsford Community Schools North Elementary Preschoolers colored eggs and talked about self-care. The book tells the story of a good egg in a dozen that has others behaving badly. Surrounded by rotten eggs, the good one begins to crack under the pressure of trying to be Grade A perfect. He eventually learns the importance of balance, self-care and accepting others even when they are sometimes rotten, according to the publisher. (Theresa Proudfit photos)