Naming feelings is an essential function to begin learning regulate emotions
Large, diverse photos illustrate kid friendly situations and feelings
A must have for ELL students and kids with special needs
Set of 4 books
Help children learn to recognize different emotions and the facial expressions and body language that go with them. Large, diverse photos illustrate kid friendly situations and feelings. A must have for ELL students and kids with special needs.
Naming feelings is an essential function to begin learning regulate emotions
Large, diverse photos illustrate kid friendly situations and feelings
A must have for ELL students and kids with special needs
Set of 4 books
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| Dimensions | 10.25 × 9.25 × 0.1 in |
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The award–winning creators of The New York Times best sellers What Do You Do With an Idea? and What Do You Do With a Problem? return with a captivating story about a child who isn’t sure what to make of a chance encounter and then discovers that when you have courage, take chances, and say yes to new experiences, amazing things can happen.
The final addition to the award-winning What Do You Do With…? picture book series, created by New York Times best-selling author Kobi Yamada and illustrator by Mae Besom
Over 500,000 units sold
NY Time’s bestseller
ABCs of Yoga for Kids uses the alphabet, rhyming vignettes, and colorful illustrations to introduce children to yoga in a kid-friendly way
56 different poses featured in the book delightfully promote flexibility, strength, and coordination
Yoga is a noncompetitive form of exercise, suitable for children (and adults) of all ages and athletic abilities
Yoga for young kids will create good habits and a foundation for well-being
Works well as supplemental material for lesson plans for Rocks and Minerals.
Has a subtle message for parents of children with disabilities.
Story about friendship and perseverance.
TIMELINESS: A contemporary depiction of a joyful Black American experience, with powerful language and evocative illustrations, to add to BLM and anti-racist picture book collections.
FAMILY: Celebrates the power of extended family and family traditions.
SOCIAL–EMOTIONAL LEARNING: A child’s expectations are realigned when he learns that gathering with family can be more fun than staying home and playing video games
AWARD-WINNING ILLUSTRATOR: Ashleigh Corrin is the 2020 Ezra Jack Keats award-winning illustrator of Layla’s Happiness, a Kirkus and SLJ star-reviewed children’s book.