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Focusing on creative strategies, this activity book equips children with effective tools to manage and reduce anxiety. It aims to empower young readers by providing engaging activities that promote a sense of control over their feelings, helping them navigate their emotions in a constructive way.

Hopp the raindrop struggles with fear of change and prefers his safe, predictable life. Through his journey, he discovers that remaining in his comfort zone restricts his ability to make a positive impact on others. This story imparts valuable lessons about embracing a growth mindset and the importance of trying new things, encouraging children to step outside their comfort zones and explore new possibilities.

Interactive discussion questions and exercises guide the teaching of personal space to children, emphasizing the importance of respecting others' feelings. This approach helps kids understand the value of giving each other the necessary "room" to feel comfortable and secure in their interactions.

The book humorously addresses the fine line between being a supportive volleyball fan and an overly involved spectator. It emphasizes the distinct roles within the sport—coaches, officials, players, and parents—encouraging each to focus on their responsibilities. Written by an experienced volleyball mom, it aims to enhance the enjoyment of the game for everyone involved. Additionally, it features tips from USA Volleyball for various stakeholders in the sport. Proceeds benefit USA Volleyball, making it a resourceful and charitable read.

Designed as a companion to Julia Cook's Blueloon picture book, this activity book provides valuable processing tools and strategies for children and parents facing challenging situations. It aims to facilitate understanding and coping mechanisms, making it an essential resource for emotional support and development.

The story explores the challenges faced by Louis, a character who struggles with impulsivity and movement due to ADHD. Through his journey, the book serves as a positive resource for readers, offering insights into the experiences of those with ADHD and fostering understanding for those who support them. It aims to provide both empathy and practical advice for navigating the complexities of this condition.

Any teacher with students who squabble when they need to share or who have trouble working together, can use the creative ideas in this book to bring more cooperation and caring to the classroom

Award winning author Julia Cook has put together creative, interactive lessons and activities for teachers and school counselors to use with their students. All of them are designed to complement the popular Responsible Me! book series, featuring the much-loved character Noodle! With 25 lessons, educators will have a blast reinforcing the skills taught in each book. Activities cover all six titles in the series. With the popularity of these titles, this Teacher Activity Guide is sure to be a hit! 40 pgs.The series includes:But It's Not My FaultBaditude!That Rule Doesn't Apply to Me!Cheaters Never ProsperThe PROcrastinatorWhat's in It for Me?

The narrative centers on Foster, who encounters new friends and a compassionate foster mother. Together, they guide him through the emotional challenges and fears that come with entering the foster care system, highlighting themes of friendship, support, and resilience in difficult times.

The book provides discussion questions and exercises designed to help children learn the importance of respecting others through active listening and taking turns in conversation. It aims to foster essential communication skills and promote a respectful classroom environment.