Like many children, Peter too prefers to do anything other than his homework. This lands him in trouble in school until he begins to understand how to handle homework. Assign Me Not addresses your child’s fear of homework and offers solutions on how to get over that fear for good. This is one book your child will want to open!
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It can be hard to get children to maintain oral hygiene. This book turns a boring topic into a fun-filled journey that will teach children not only why but also how to keep their teeth in sparkly shape. There are many activity pages targeted towards helping children remember what they learned. Here’s hoping the tooth fairy visits your little ones for just one set of teeth.
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Peggy is taunted by bullies in school, Jordan is picked on by a neighborhood bully, Ellen and Hector are excluded from a group while Noah finds himself made into a meme. These children face some of the toughest challenges kids can face. Find out what they do to make their situation go from stressed to blessed.
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Negative emotions are not meant to be suppressed, but expressed in a healthy manner. Gwen, Troy, Liam and Emma find ways to deal with anger, impatience, fear and selfishness. Their stories will help children identify and manage their negative emotions better. The activities in this book are designed to help children cope with the frustrations of daily life, and to express their thoughts and feelings in a more positive manner.
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Lexi, Adam, Peter and Alex are ‘different’. Lexi is ‘too aggressive for a girl’, Adam likes ‘dancing like a girl’, Peter has ‘long hair even though he is a boy’ and Alex wants to be a ‘firefighter when she grows up’. All of them defy the expectations of ‘normal’ and accept themselves as they are. The stories teach young children that there is no such thing as ‘normal’ and everyone is good just as they are.
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Like everyone else, Tim, Stella, Carrie and Peter are scared of something. Tim is afraid of peer pressure. Stella is terrified of dark. Carrie is petrified at the thought of speaking in front of an audience. Peter is fearful of staying alone. Through the course of the stories, Tim, Stella, Carrie and Peter learn to overcome their fears and become confident individuals. The stories teach the kids to face and conquer their fears—no matter how scary they are.
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Many kids these days face anxiety over a variety of issues. From fitting in to grades, from fear of losing friends to moving to a new city, there are many things that can make children anxious. The
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Jenna, Bran, Emma and Zack are shamed for how they look. Jenna is fat. Emma is muscular. Bran is tall and skinny. Zack is too short. In these stories, Jenna, Bran, Emma and Zack tough it out against body-shaming and emerge as confident, self-assured individuals. The stories encourage children to love themselves and be comfortable with who they are.
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