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This preschool book on feelings, primary school students' book helps children recognize their own emotions, process them, self-regulate, and understand the emotions of others. These vital lessons help children grow in a balanced manner.

Why do I have to go to sleep? This is a familiar question, as children often wonder why they have to go to bed. They can find the answers in this delightfully illustrated resource about the importance of sleep. Fun facts are included along with relatable scenarios that empower readers to think for themselves about why getting enough sleep is good for their body and their brain. The accessible text never talks down to readers; instead, it promotes curiosity. Discussion points make this a reading experience that can be explored independently, in the classroom, or at home with an adult.

This preschool book on feelings, primary school students' book helps children recognize their own emotions, process them, self-regulate, and understand the emotions of others. These vital lessons help children grow in a balanced manner.

This preschool book on feelings, primary school students' book helps children recognize their own emotions, process them, self-regulate, and understand the emotions of others. These vital lessons help children grow in a balanced manner.

The events surrounding the sinking of the Titanic did not look the same to everyone involved. Step back in time and into the shoes of a crewmember, a first-class passenger, and a steerage passenger as readers act out scenes that took place in the midst of this historic event.

Brothers Umi and Sora discover they are not the only ones deeply connected to the ocean, but when a mysterious man--a wunderkind--lures Sora away by promising him answers, Umi falls into a deep depression and Ruka helps her new friend find his brother.

"Spunky the monkey had a real cheerful streak, but when Spunky was grumpy things were bleaker than bleak! ... this book empowers kids to deal with disappointment and bad moods in a positive way." --back cover.

"From the neuroscience of bereavement to trauma-informed pedagogies, social-emotional learning to teacher-wellbeing, "Leaning from Loss" comprises stories, strategies, and supporting evidence regarding best practices for teaching bereaved students and navigating themes of mortality at school"--.

If you think making your bed and doing your homework is tough, imagine what it must have been like in ancient Egypt. From making your own toothpaste to learning how to read and write hieroglyphics, being a kid was hard. Learn all about this tough time to be a kid.

"It can be hard for today's kids to imagine life 500 to 1,000 years ago. Did kids go to school? What did they do for fun? This book answers these questions and more about what childhood was like during the Middle Ages! The text covers family life, what kids wore and ate, how they were educated, and what games they played"--Provided by publisher.