What If Everybody Did That? (What If Everybody? Series)

The book shows the example of how we should do the right thing as said by the rules. If everybody do the wrong things what might happened?
Age : 3-5
Source : Amazon

This book teaches children the reason why we have general behavior rules. It's not always because the behavior is dangerous or rude, it's because, "What if everybody did that?"

This book explains why doing the right thing is right. It uses the question, “what if everbody did that? ,” to explains how an action would be bad if everone did the same thing.

"What If Everybody Did That?" teaches children what would happen if everyone was rude and would do the same thing. Teaches the consequences of doing something bad.

This book explains why things are right and wrong. What if everyone did that - it would not be good.
Ages 3-5.

What If Everybody Did That?, introduces kids to many different scenarios that occur in daily life and presents it in a manner that encourages them to think about whether or not it is right or wrong. For example, littering, feeding wild animals, and being disrespectful are all topics that are

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brought up in this book. I really thought this was a unique book as it does not have very many words and it encourages kids to think, what if everybody did this?

Ages: 4 and up
Source: Pierce County library

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This is a book about the major impact that little actions can have on the world. Dropping one can out a window, talking out of turn, not washing up, actions like these would create a serious problem if all people did them. So it then turns the question about what if you were to do some good like

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hugging your mom, wouldn’t that make the world a better place.

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This book is good teaching a child that there are consequences for every action they do. And it helps a child think about what the outcome may be when they do do something that may be good or wrong.

This story is about a child doing what he seen everyone else doing and eventually he gets into trouble because of his actions. Pretty much its about letting children know just because some else does something dosen't always make it right.

The title alone is intriguing! What a wonderful book to use with your students as a springboard for discussing and creating your class rules. Written by a Colorado second grade teacher, What If Everybody Did That is a great mentor text that can inspire children to think creatively about all kinds

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of "what if" situations, not just school specific. It would be fun to ask each child to come up with a creative "What if..." for a class book.

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The title alone is intriguing! What a wonderful book to use with your students as a springboard for discussing and creating your class rules. Written by a Colorado second grade teacher, What If Everybody Did That is a great mentor text that can inspire children to think creatively about all kinds

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of "what if" situations, not just school specific. It would be fun to ask each child to come up with a creative "What if..." for a class book.

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This book is good as an introduction to children and the acceptable behaviors or the community. It is great for teaching children simple responsibilities and being respectful. This book is interactive to children because they can observe the pictures and explain what would happen if everyone did

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not think before they acted. I would use this book to reinforce the concept of rules and why we follow them.

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A boy breaches etiquette with acts such as feeding the animals at the zoo, racing his cart at the grocery and taking a lick of wedding cake frosting. Each time, an adult takes him to task, asking "What if everybody did that?" On the facing page is a fantasy scenario of what exactly would happen if

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everyone licked the wedding cake frosting, or raced their carts in the store. A fun way of pointing out the consequences of a thoughtless action, but really, if it's snowing outside, of course everyone is going to throw snow balls!

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Great book for teaching the Hidden Rules.

A story about a boy who goes to the zoo and asks if he can feed the animal and the zookeeper talks to him about what would happen if everyone did that. then he throws a soda can out the window and the policeman tells him to think about if everybody did that. and just like that he continues doing

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things that if everybody did would really affect our world. A book about being aware of the things we do that can make our world worse.
Ages 4-7
Pierce College Library

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What if everybody broke the rules? What if they spoke during story time, didn’t wash up for dinner, or through their garbage out the window? The world would be a complete mess! This book answers the questions that shows the consequences of such careless behavior.
Ages 5 and up
amazon.com