The story of Joseph is one of the special biblical narratives of the Old Testament due to its storytelling style. It is exciting, almost realistically told, and describes the biblical characters in detail, showcasing their emotions such as jealousy, anger, and a sense of injustice. It offers children the opportunity to engage with their own troubles and fears. This volume is structured so that each of the five chapters addresses a central question from the story of Joseph, such as "Is it okay to feel angry?" or "What is fairness?". Students receive a variety of prompts and opportunities to explore these central aspects, aligned with the competency descriptions of the current curricula. The worksheets often provide differentiated tasks or are available in two levels of differentiation.