Teaching Good Manners for Kids (Ages 4-6) From Cheri J. Meiners, M.Ed., former first grade teacher and the author of the award-winning Learning to Get Along series and the Being the Best Me series for young children, comes Making a Difference. Kindness, courtesy, respect, and purpose for kids. Through positive and motivating text, Making a Difference assures children that they are important, helps them make good choices, and reassures them that what they do matters. Boost your child's confidence and sense of purpose as you read and affirm that their hopeful thoughts, kind words, and good choices can make a difference to themselves and others. Making a Difference is a book that can help build social skills and character, teach life lessons to your children, and put them on a pathway to kindness, courtesy, respect, and purpose. Make the world a better place. Beautiful hand-drawn illustrations accompany Cheri's purposeful storytelling as she shows us once again how children can help to make the world a better place. Back pages include discussion questions, scenarios, games, and role-play activities that help adults reinforce the book's positive message. If you liked children's books such as Kindness Starts With You - At School, Being Nice to Others, Listening With My Heart, My Strong Mind, or It's OK to be Different, you'll love Making a Difference by Cheri J. Meiners.

Learning to care for teeth is a tough job! Carefully levelled text allows the youngest readers to read independently and learn all about caring for their teeth.

"All I Do Is W.I.N." is a movement. Shalonda 'Treasure' Williams, known to most as Coach Treasure, is challenging today's adolescents and young adults to KNOW themselves and their true value. In this book as well as through conferences, seminars, workshops and one on one coaching, Coach Treasure is offering a loving challenge that is sure to get the youth pumped up and excited about living fully as who they were created to be. Within these pages are poems, song lyrics, brief exercises and so many more things that are sure to spark the interest of your adolescent or young adult.

Children's questions about terrorism can be penetrating and hard to answer. Why do they hate us? How does someone become a terrorist? Will they plant bombs in our city? many teachers (and parents) will be caught unawares by such questions, uncertain themselves about terrorist motivation and goals and torn between the natural instinct to reassure and the awareness that Britain is on continuous terrorist alert. Since the attacks in Tunisia, Paris and Brussels, and with regular news headlines about teenagers leaving Britain to join ISIS, children as young as 7 are aware of terrorism. They have questions to which they expect answers, and teachers need resources to help them respond. The Prevent strategy urges schools to create 'safe spaces' for the discussion of controversial issues. With Ofsted inspections evaluating their efforts in this regard, primary schools are being placed under increasing pressure to teach about terrorism. Alison Jamieson and Jane Flint are following up their highly successful 'Radicalisation and Terrorism: A Teacher's Handbook for Addressing Extremism' with a brand new resource book for teachers of 7-11 year olds. Structured in a question and answer format, 'Talking About Terrorism: Responding to Children's Questions' will help teachers to face the most difficult questions children ask. Parents will also find it invaluable. Aimed at meeting the needs of lower and upper KS2, the book includes a full range of classroom activities including brain storming, group discussions, role play, hot seating, responding to visual stimuli and evaluation, together with a guidance section for teachers.

This lovely picturebook story tells the story of a small child helping others who are worried, before finding out that they're worried too.Illustrating scenarios of why children become frightened will help readers to identify their feelings and work out the best way to deal with this emotion.Ideal for home or classroom, this book contains notes for parents and teachers with suggestions of ways to help children deal with this feeling.This book is part of a series of stories about feelings and emotions for children aged between 4 and 8. Other titles are: Feeling Angry, Feeling Frightened, Feeling Jealous, Feeling Sad and Feeling Shy.Illustrated by the ever-popular and award-winning illustrator Mike Gordon.

Kabiko Talks About... Children's Rights The first of a book series which will educate and entertain children and parents around the world. Through their adventures and discoveries Kabiko & his Tribe will take children to a world where fantasy and reality blend. When you buy this book you are helping us to help children around the world. A percentage of every sale will be donated to the charities we support through Kabiko Depot; a Buy & Sell platform based on Collaborative Consumption. Visit www.kabiko.com and become part of our community - "where small actions lead to big results." Thank you for your purchase and we hope you love it as much as we do. Kabiko Team