Students will be supplied with all the resources - ideally these would be printed before the lesson. However, all resources will be on screen and as long as students have access via a computer after class homework can be completed on a google or word doc and sent for feedback. 

Please note these are the main themes that run through the book and may need to be taken into consideration for your learner. 
Jacob the main character displays signs of neurodiversity but is in a strong friendship group - his storyline highlights the underlying message of diversity and inclusivity. 
Gabi displays symptoms of an invisible condition – consistent with chronic fatigue syndrome - this storyline shows the power of friendship. 
Nakeisha is unable to swim and is afraid of water - a fear many young children share. 
Faizal is often preoccupied with his ‘looks’ and initially treats Sam very unfairly – his storyline helps children understand not to judge people by the way they look. 
Sam is an outsider - his storyline in the book teaches children how to be kind, and how bullying can affect children. 
Mr Penniket is the ‘bad guy’ in the story – his storyline again teaches about trust and not judging people before you know them properly.