Riley, Susan

Delineates things one can share and the effects of sharing.

Identifies occasions when one may "feel sorry," such as being late, illness, and spilling milk.

Children can help other children and grown-ups and be helped by them too. Helping makes people feel good.

A child learns to tie shoes, climb a tree, zip a jacket, whistle--in short--to be a success.

Identifies occasions when one may "feel sorry", such as being late, illness, and spilling milk.

Enumerates fears common to children, such as fear of the dark, heights, doctors, storms and doing things for the first time, such as going to school.

A child learns to tie shoes, climb a tree, zip a jacket, whistle, in short, to be a success.

Simple rhyming text describes how it feels to give and to get help.

A child explains what angers him and how he sometimes angers other people.

Delineates things one can share and the effects of sharing.