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"Bubble Gum Brain vs. Brick Brain" introduces two contrasting mindsets through the characters of Bubble Gum Brain and Brick Brain. Bubble Gum Brain embraces learning, making mistakes, and trying new things, while Brick Brain prefers the status quo and avoids change. Through their journey, children (and adults) learn the valuable lesson that embracing growth and change is more fulfilling than staying stagnant. This creative story encourages a growth mindset and the belief that becoming is better than being, fostering a world of endless possibilities. Ideal for social and emotional learning.
Emotion Regulation
Bubble Gum Brain: A Picture Book About Growth Mindset
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"My Name is Noodle, but Everybody Calls Me Noodle" is a book by Julia Cook that teaches children about taking responsibility for their actions and not making excuses or blaming others when they make mistakes. The story follows Noodle, a character who often finds himself in trouble but tends to make excuses for his behavior. Through Noodle's experiences, children learn the importance of accepting responsibility and using mistakes as opportunities for problem-solving.
Conflict Resolution
But It’s Not My Fault! (Responsible Me!) (Responsible Me!, 1)
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$10.61 Confirm Price
The "CBT Workbook for Kids" is designed to assist children aged 6 to 10 in managing and overcoming anxiety. This workbook utilizes proven cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) strategies to help children cope with anxious thoughts and emotions. It acts as an emotional toolbox, offering various activities, quizzes, and exercises to identify and change worrisome thinking patterns. The workbook covers essential skills, relaxation techniques, and includes relatable experiences from other children dealing with anxiety.
Emotion Regulation
CBT Workbook for Kids: 40+ Fun Exercises and Activities to Help Children Overcome Anxiety & Face Their Fears at Home, at School, and Out in the World (Health and Wellness Workbooks for Kids)
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$12.65 Confirm Price
"Dear Girl," co-authored by Amy Krouse Rosenthal and her daughter Paris Rosenthal, is a heartwarming and inspiring New York Times bestseller. This book serves as a love letter dedicated to the special girls in our lives, reminding them of their innate power, strength, and their invaluable place in the world.
Empathy and Relationships
Dear Girl,: A Celebration of Wonderful, Smart, Beautiful You!
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$12.98 Confirm Price
"Don't Feed The WorryBug" is a book that introduces Wince, a character who worries about everything, causing his WorryBug to grow. This story is an excellent starting point for discussions on worry and anxiety, emphasizing the importance of not letting worries overwhelm one's day. It explores themes of worry, anxiety, self-regulation, inner strength, and courage, making it a valuable resource for helping kids understand and manage their anxieties.
Emotion Regulation
Don’t Feed The WorryBug: A Children’s Book About Worry
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"Double-Dip Feelings" is a book that helps children understand and navigate contradictory emotions in various situations. It presents scenarios like the first day of school, the birth of a sibling, or moving to a new house, and identifies two emotions that each event may elicit.
Emotion Regulation
Double-Dip Feelings: Stories to Help Children Understand Emotions
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"Each Kindness" is an award-winning book that delivers a powerful anti-bullying message. Chloe and her friends reject a new girl, Maya, who tries to join their group. Maya eventually stops coming to school, and Chloe learns a valuable lesson from her teacher about the impact of small acts of kindness. This emotionally resonant story highlights the importance of empathy and relationships, leaving a lasting impression on readers.
Bullying Prevention
Each Kindness
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"Enemy Pie" by Derek Munson is a charming Reading Rainbow book that teaches the value of friendship through a story about a boy dealing with a new enemy, Jeremy Ross. With his dad's unique recipe for 'Enemy Pie,' the boy learns that spending time with someone can transform an enemy into a friend. This engaging and humorous book is perfect for teaching children about overcoming conflicts and bullying, making it ideal for young readers in grades 3-5 and a valuable resource in elementary classrooms.
Bullying Prevention
Enemy Pie : (Reading Rainbow Book, Children’s Book about Kindness, Kids Books about Learning)
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$10.99 Confirm Price
"When Superheroes Don't Get Their Way" is a dynamic and vibrant book that offers children valuable lessons in emotional regulation. It emphasizes that even superheroes and ordinary children have moments when they struggle to control their emotions. Instead of giving in to super-tantrums, the book explores the various positive ways superheroes (and kids) can cope with feelings of sadness, anger, frustration, loneliness, or fear.
Emotion Regulation
Even Superheroes Have Bad Days (Superheroes Are Just Like Us)
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"Annabel's Magical Tapping Technique" is an engaging children's book that follows Annabel, a young girl with dreams of becoming a scientist. Teased by her peers at school, she learns the Magical Tapping Technique to release sadness and regain confidence. This book introduces readers to the scientifically proven "Tapping" method, providing fun illustrations and descriptions for each tapping point. Children will enjoy the interactive and entertaining approach while learning valuable emotional regulation skills.
Emotion Regulation
Gorilla Thumps and Bear Hugs: A Tapping Solution Children’s Story
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"Little Tree: A Story for Children with Serious Medical Conditions" by Julia Cook is a heartwarming and sensitive book that helps children cope with serious medical conditions. The story follows Little Tree as he navigates the challenges of living with a medical condition and learns to accept himself for who he is. With the support of his family and friends, Little Tree discovers the importance of resilience, self-acceptance, and the power of love. Julia Cook, a best-selling author, addresses the difficult topic of serious medical conditions in a compassionate and reassuring way, making it easier for children to understand and cope with their own situations.
Emotion Regulation
Grief is Like a Snowflake
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This book, featuring fun dinosaur characters, is a valuable resource for young children to learn about friendship. Through playful, full-color illustrations, authors Laurie Krasny Brown and Marc Brown address important aspects of friendship. Children will discover who can be their friend, how to initiate friendships, handle challenges like bosses and bullies, demonstrate positive friendship qualities, and effectively resolve disagreements with friends. It provides essential guidance on developing and maintaining healthy friendships, making it a great tool for social and emotional learning.
Empathy and Relationships
How to Be a Friend: A Guide to Making Friends and Keeping Them (Dino Tales: Life Guides for Families)
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