Join the little voices to explore a range of emotions. Sometimes we dance with excitement, and at other times we may tremble in fright or beam with joy. This book introduces feelings and the importance of sharing them with each other.
From friendship feeling like a warm, snuggly scarf to a good friend being like a guide on an epic adventure, Leah Osakwe's uplifting text compares friendship to all kinds of wonderful things.
Explore a world of emotions with this stunning peep-through picture book. Richard Jones' enchanting illustrations and the lyrical text make each and every feeling come to life to help children understand the emotions they experience.
"This little book is a wonderful way to help children understand and recognise their feelings and emotions and brings to life the importance of empathy."
Books in this series introduce children to the character values that embody citizenship. In 'Being Helpful,' children view various situations that demonstrate helpful behavior. Playful, engaging illustrations are used to reinforce students’ understanding of the concepts.
Books in this series introduce children to the character values that embody citizenship. In 'Being Fair,' children view various situations that demonstrate the importance of being fair. Playful, engaging illustrations are used to reinforce students’ understanding of the concepts.
"The Science of Psychology: An Appreciative View communicates the nature and breadth of psychology and its value as a science from an
appreciative perspective. Its primary goal is to help students think like psychological scientists, which includes asking them questions about
their own life experiences"
"In Grit, pioneering psychologist Angela Duckworth showed parents, students, educators, athletes and businesspeople--both seasoned and new--that the secret to outstanding achievement is not talent but a special blend of passion and persistence she calls "grit." Now, she tackles the difficult challenge of making change and shows how the secrets to lasting personal growth are not where we usually…