ELEM: need Golden Rule stories from around the world

[Johanna Halbeisen <johanna.newsong@RCN.COM>]

Dear summer Netters,
        Ain't vacation grand?  I am using some of mine to take an
American history class (colonial and revolutionary) for elementary
school teachers.  It is very exciting.  Oh, yes, the Pocumtuck Valley
Memorial Assoc in Old Deerfield, from whence comes our class, has one
dynamite web site:  http://memorialhall.mass.edu/home.html  If you
have a computer with a fast connection and all the bells and
whistles, check out the "Activities" link.  You can turn objects
around and inspect them close up.  You can see on-the-spot
translations of original documents.  Check out the lesson plans in
the classroom section, too.
        Anyway, here's a request my teacher made, knowing I'm a librarian:
>Please think of picture books and easy readers whose main point is
>the Golden Rule --  from any culture, whatever.
>If you could bring any in to share, that would be for Thursday.
>We will be making the point about the human universality of the Golden Rule.

Any ideas, folks?  I don't think A to Zoo has a Golden Rule subject heading.
Many thanks!!
Johanna
--
Johanna Halbeisen, Library Media Teacher
Woodland Elementary School (preK-4)
80 Powder Mill Rd,  Southwick, MA 01077
johanna.newsong@rcn.com

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