The Man in the Red Bandanna
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- Create Date：2021-09-07 04:21:43
- Update Date：2025-09-06
- Status：finish
- Author：Honor Crowther Fagan
- ISBN：1481961926
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Reviews
Patricia
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This book made me cry。 😢
Katie
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I don't know how to give anything other than 5 stars to a book highlighting a hero who gave his life rescuing others in the wake of the 9/11 attacks on the world trade center。 Students at my school （grades 4-6） often have a compelling desire to learn and discuss the events of 9/11， perhaps because their parents remember it as vividly as I do。 Sometimes the sheer amount of information and sadness surrounding the event are hard; I love that this book tells an individual story of bravery and makes I don't know how to give anything other than 5 stars to a book highlighting a hero who gave his life rescuing others in the wake of the 9/11 attacks on the world trade center。 Students at my school （grades 4-6） often have a compelling desire to learn and discuss the events of 9/11， perhaps because their parents remember it as vividly as I do。 Sometimes the sheer amount of information and sadness surrounding the event are hard; I love that this book tells an individual story of bravery and makes this tragic event manageable and personal without being too heavy or difficult for a young audience。 。。。more
Hailey Crater
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Copyright: 2013Biography Theme: A person's bravery can change many livesThis story is very impactful and helps restore humanity。 I appreciate how the author and illustrator were able to make the reader feel like they were there in the World Trade Center on 9/11。 I was only 1 years old when the Twin Towers fell and this book helped me truly understand how impactful this was for many people in American that day。 In my future classroom， I will use this book to teach my students about September 11， Copyright: 2013Biography Theme: A person's bravery can change many livesThis story is very impactful and helps restore humanity。 I appreciate how the author and illustrator were able to make the reader feel like they were there in the World Trade Center on 9/11。 I was only 1 years old when the Twin Towers fell and this book helped me truly understand how impactful this was for many people in American that day。 In my future classroom， I will use this book to teach my students about September 11， 2001， but also about the importance of showing bravery and stepping up when things are going wrong。 Thank you Welles Remy Crowther。 。。。more
Janet Luch
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This is a true story of a man， Welles Crowther， who saved many people when the World Trade Center was attached in New York City on September 11， 2001。 The book explains how he got the red bandanna， what it meant to him and his family， and how he helped save people that day。 Unfortunately， the man in the red bandanna did not survive。 This is a moving story that helps personalize the terror attacks and is appropriate for elementary children as well as older readers。
Amy Brown
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Love this book-makes me cry！ It's a great book for talking to younger kids about 9-11。 I focus on the heroes-and Welles Crowther is an amazing hero！ Love this book-makes me cry！ It's a great book for talking to younger kids about 9-11。 I focus on the heroes-and Welles Crowther is an amazing hero！ 。。。more
Ramitha
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Thanks to Mr。Vells for reading this great book for us！！！ -Rami :）
Madison Brown
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Summary: This is a book about a man named Wales， he worked in the world trade center。 He was a volunteer firefighter before he started working in the towers and always had a red bandanna。 When the towers were attacked on 9/11， he saved many people from the towers。 He died during the rescues。 His mother found him because people said a man in the red bandanna saved them。Evaluation: l loved this book。 It was very interesting and heartbreaking。 It really made you think about how terrible the attacks Summary: This is a book about a man named Wales， he worked in the world trade center。 He was a volunteer firefighter before he started working in the towers and always had a red bandanna。 When the towers were attacked on 9/11， he saved many people from the towers。 He died during the rescues。 His mother found him because people said a man in the red bandanna saved them。Evaluation: l loved this book。 It was very interesting and heartbreaking。 It really made you think about how terrible the attacks were and how many lives were lost。 I loved the hero that Wales was。 Teaching Idea: I think this book would be great when teaching students about 9/11 and heroism。 It is not too graphic so could still be used for younger children。 。。。more
Ashley Porter
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SummaryThis is the story of a man named Welles， who was considered a hero for saving multiple people after the attack on 9/11。 After his mother could not find where he was after the attacks， she then finds an article in the newspaper about him and is able to identify him through his red bandanna。EvaluationThis book was very touching。 I believe it was so moving to me because it's a real story and it affects thousands and thousands of people。 Even though it deals with such a heavy topic， it is app SummaryThis is the story of a man named Welles， who was considered a hero for saving multiple people after the attack on 9/11。 After his mother could not find where he was after the attacks， she then finds an article in the newspaper about him and is able to identify him through his red bandanna。EvaluationThis book was very touching。 I believe it was so moving to me because it's a real story and it affects thousands and thousands of people。 Even though it deals with such a heavy topic， it is appropriate for any elementary school age because it handles it in such a light way that is easy for children to understand。 Teaching IdeaThe Man in the Red Bandanna is a beneficial book for making connections。 The teacher could discuss how airport security was before 9/11。 Then， she could read the book and discuss how 9/11 changed and affected airport security and other things around us。 Students could write down connections they have to the book or connections about how 9/11 has affected their life， and also write about someone they think is a hero and why。 。。。more
Meredith
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