Professor Crawly's - Charlie The Centipede Lesson 9: Being Fair

Professor Crawly uses his friend Charlie as his example in this lesson on being fair. Many shoes are needed in Centerpedeville to cover all those feet!

Practicing fairness in our society, or in our world, is a never ending challenge. There are so many examples of unfairness in our world. But, change can happen 'one child at a time'. Being fair is like practicing your creativity skills. Some kids seem to naturally have the talent and ability without even learning it. But many need to learn what 'being fair' means to the people in our world. Again, you can be a great role model, and the reason your child is just naturally a fair human being. Charlie can help you showcase an example, to your preschooler, of someone being fair.

These books are a series of lessons for children ages 4-6 years old, on positive attitudes for life experiences and illustrated through the use of bugs, slugs, and other crawly things. They are taught by a wise old ant named Professor Crawly who uses all his crawly friends to teach his lessons.

This is a series of books too help kids accomplish three things:

1) Become less frightened of crawly things at an early age

2) Teach the benefits achieved in our environment by the crawly things on our planet

3) Teach them encouraging lessons and important principles about self-image and interaction with others.