After reading Candy Shop, use these questions and cross-curricular activities to encourage classroom discussion on racism, discrimination, and stereotyping.
Candy Shop Discussion & Activity Guide
Excerpted from
Candy Shop
Daniel can't wait to get to the candy shop, but angry words are scrawled on the sidewalk in front of the store. Miz Chu, the owner, is scared. Daniel wants to help—but how?
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