by Lynn McLaughlin (Author), Amber Raymond (Author), Allysa Batin (Illustrator)"I'm so excited I don't know what to do!"When children have... Read more
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by Lynn McLaughlin (Author), Amber Raymond (Author), Allysa Batin (Illustrator)
"I'm so excited I don't know what to do!"
When children have big emotions, it's hard to control them sometimes. We can teach them strategies they can use for life. The children on the planet Tezra are being taken on a surprise field trip and are very exited. Nyx gets so wound up that the friends take the time to teach Nyx and the others how to ground themselves using the elements of earth, wind, fire and water. They use their imaginations to calm down so they can all go safely on their trip. This practice can be used to manage any big emotion.
Children on this planet glow in the colour they are feeling and Nyx is surrounded by the colours that represent all of those feelings.
"I Can Ground Myself", is one of five books in the Power of Thought Series for children. Each book begins with a conflict that every child can relate to and teaches an evidence-based strategy that adults can model for everyday use. Children will learn, in a fun way, how to problem-solve and find positive solutions to everyday situations.
The Power of Thought children's book series has been developed alongside clinicians, educators and parents to use as a proactive resource in teaching children emotional literacy.
Read this imaginary, fun, practical book to your child, grandchild, or students. Help them build self-awareness, motivation, empathy, social and self-regulation skills.
Review:
"Kids have so many things on their plates these days. They have information coming at them every minute of the day and that's hard for many to manage. This book series is long overdue. It's taught me new ways to calm my mind and body. Too many of us are reactive now. I love helping kids see how we can use the elements to take control of ourselves. Teaching them to use their imaginations is more important than ever." KATE FERNSBY, TEACHER