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Randall the Blue Spider loves the ocean and the waves that go crash. Today, he wants to enter the surfing competition to win an ice cream prize. But he is nervous that he might fall in front of all the eyes watching him. With the help of his friend, Chester the Caterpillar, Randall learns how to cope with these difficult feelings and take his chances at winning!Written by mother and son duo, Ryeson & Shana Bull, Randall the Blue Spider Goes Surfing-the first book in the Randall the Blue Spider series-teaches children how to name their fears and overcome them by offering simple coping mechanisms?and lots of silliness!
Crafts, projects, rhymes, stories, patterns, puppets and props get kids involved in demonstrating positive values at school and at home. Lessons include Busybody Birdie, Careful Bear, Litterbug Lookout, Friendship Soup and more!
When it comes to parenting, sometimes you have to trust your gut. With her first book, It’s OK Not to Share, Heather Shumaker overturned all the conventional rules of parenting with her “renegade rules” for raising competent and compassionate kids. In It’s Ok To Go Up the Slide, Shumaker takes on new hot-button issues with renegade rules such as: - Recess Is A Right - It’s Ok Not To Kiss Grandma - Ban Homework in Elementary School - Safety Second - Don’t Force Participation Shumaker also offers broader guidance on how parents can control their own fears and move from an overscheduled life to one of more free play. Parenting can too often be reduced to shuttling kids between enrichment classes, but Shumaker challenges parents to reevaluate how they’re spending their precious family time. This book helps parents help their kids develop important life skills in an age-appropriate way. Most important, parents must model these skills, whether it’s technology use, confronting conflict, or coping emotionally with setbacks. Sometimes being a good parent means breaking all the rules.
"No." "Mine." "Gimme." This book has a simple but effective message about sharing. *The "mine" stage is perfectly normal *Teaching kids about sharing *Perfect read aloud to your Pre-K kids *Gentle teaching and patience *Show kids that sharing is a fun thing ***** This is just the perfect type of story I love reading with my daughter. - Sophia ***** Such a great short story to introduce children on how to share and that sharing is caring. I will definitely read this to the children in class. - Jennifer ***** This book can start a very useful dialogue with your kid about the importance of sharing. - Holly ***** I love his story! Sweet book with a good moral. - Laura This story is geared to kids ages 3-5. Perfect for boys, girls, preschool, pre-K, and Kindergarten. Excellent resource for counselors, parents, and teachers. Purchase a paperback copy with COLORING PAGES! Add this kids book to your cart now and enjoy!
Crafts, projects, rhymes, stories, patterns, puppets and props get kids involved in demonstrating positive values at school and at home. Lessons include Busybody Birdie, Careful Bear, Litterbug Lookout, Friendship Soup and more!
Susie Sheep has never liked to share in the past. She wouldn't let others play with her toys or share her treats during lunch. When others shared, she would be the first person to step up and accept the goodies of others. However, in the park after school, she met a couple of kids who had nothing and learns about the power of sharing with others and how giving a little can make a significant difference in the lives of those without.
Over the past three decades, skyrocketing numbers of women have chosen to start their families in their late thirties and early forties. In 2005, ten times as many women had their first child between the ages of 35 and 39 as in 1975, and thirteen times as many had their first between 40 and 44. Women now have the option to define for themselves when they're ready for family, rather than sticking to a schedule set by social convention. As a society, however, we have yet to come to terms with the phenomenon of later motherhood, and women who decide it makes sense for them to delay pregnancy often find themselves confronted with alarmist warnings about the dangers of waiting too long. In Ready, Elizabeth Gregory tracks the burgeoning trend of new later motherhood and demonstrates that for many women today, waiting for family works best. She provides compelling evidence of the benefits of having children later -- by birth or by adoption. Gregory reveals that large numbers of women succeed in having children between 35 and 44 by the usual means (one in seven kids born today has a mom in that age range), and that many of those who don't succeed nonetheless find alternate routes to happy families via egg donation or adoption. And they're glad they waited. Without ignoring the complexities that older women may face in their quest to have children, Gregory reveals the many advantages of waiting: Stronger family focus: Having achieved many of their personal and career goals, new later moms feel ready to focus on family rather than trying to juggle priorities More financial power: New later moms have established careers and make higher salaries Greater self-confidence: New later moms have more career experience, and their management skills translate directly into managing a household and advocating for their children More stable single-parenting: New later moms who are single have more resources High marriage rate: On average, 85 percent of new later moms are married, lending stability to the family structure Longer lives: Evidence indicates that new later moms actually live longer than moms who start their families earlier Based on in-depth interviews with more than 100 new later moms and extensive collateral research, Ready shatters the myths surrounding later motherhood. Drawing on both the statistical evidence and the voices of the new later mothers themselves, Gregory delivers surprising and welcome news that will revolutionize the way we think about motherhood.
Sharing is a fundamental life lesson that kids need to be taught, why is it that they can't seem to get it right the first time? "With Jesus I Share" talks about sharing and is illustrated by a story that helps children understand. It's a heartwarming story that will become a child's favorite. This adorable children's storybook is a must-have for parents looking to instill the importance of sharing in their children at a young age. Through a cute storybook, With Jesus I share shows your children that it is better to share and be rewarded with Jesus blessing us than to keep everything to ourselves. This book is: An excellent tool for teaching children the importance of sharing A perfect gift for Christmas and birthday A wonderful addition to any Christian Children's book collection With beautiful illustrations and an inspiring message, this book will teach children that with Jesus, they can share with others and be blessed in return. Get your copy today!
Learning To Share Kids Book is a must-have guide for anyone who lives or works with kids. It leverages a play method which kids love most when it comes to learning. Engaging activities used in it, help kids' handlers raise a balanced adult. The saying that ''if you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together" is nothing far from the truth because it buttresses the importance of interrelationship in human life. Teamwork and relationship management are therefore parts of the essential skills needed to instill in children. These skills will naturally teach the kids about kindness and empathy, not only to fellow humans but to animals that share the natural environment with us. The skills will in turn make them see life from a brighter side. However, nothing is easier than what flows out from our character as a habit in everyday life, and since no one can give what she does not have, we, therefore, need to instill the skill of giving and asking in our wards from their cradle. Besides nurturing the kids' minds on how to use giving to develop a healthy relationship with others, it also impacts on them that asking for help is not a sign of weakness. Activities involved in the book are practicable for kids of various ages to help teach them social skills and fun to execute. These are exercises that can be carried out with any number of participants from two and above. Share these tasks with kids and see them improve in teamwork and team spirit. The steps to the skills of teamwork and sharing are presented in tasks so they are easy for participants to imbibe. Tips are also included for parents and educators to encourage children to practice these social skills so they will be successful and happier both at home and in school. Click "Order Now" to enable your kids share in the fun and joy too.