In Sticky Brains, Aria is having a tough week. All she remembers is the bad stuff that happens. Then she discovers something amazing: her brain gets good at what it practices (yours does too). She learns to make good thoughts stick too, just by paying attention in a new way. Join Aria in exploring how …
I Feel… is a book for young children to explore their emotions. Explore each emotion with your little one and ask your child when they felt the same and what could they do. Early steps to emotional intelligence!
Categories: Age years 13+, All FKB Books, Behaviour, Emotions, Fluent English, Grade 7+, Kanika G, Story Collections, Young Adult
Short and Super Short Stories for Teens is a medley of romance, science-fiction, humour, social issues, fantasy, suspense, and fun. It’s a diverse collection of stories to satisfy the many complex hues of teenage emotion. This story is brought to us by Kanika G, who writes many popular stories for children available here on free …
Categories: Age 2-5 Years, All FKB Books, Behaviour, BookDash, Creative Commons, Culture, Emotions, Grade 1 to Grade 3, Intermediate English, Toddlers
Khuzwayo is picked to be the village’s next Ingoma dancer, to celebrate the first crops of the year, but will he have the courage to dance? \ Illustrated by Jess Jardim-Wedepohl Written by Fiske Serah Nyirongo Designed by Job Mubinya Another amazing story from www.bookdash.org, aiming …
Categories: 5 minutes or less bedtime stories, Age 2-5 Years, Age 6-9 years, All FKB Books, Alliteration, Animals, Beginner English, Behaviour, Children, Creative Commons, Danielle Bruckert, Editable Files, Editor's Picks, Emotions, FKB Make a Difference, Free Kids Books, Grade 1 to Grade 3, Grade K and Pre K, Health, Inspirational, Non-Fiction, Toddlers, Values, Zehnya Bruckert
Categories: Blog, Emotions, FKB Make a Difference, Parents Resources
Brave Knights, Bullies, and Emotional Intelligence – I found this quote on Bookbot, (To give credit where it’s deserved!) on an absolutely inspiring post they put up with quotes about dyslexia, for example, one says something like “I don’t suffer from Dyslexia, I suffer from ignorance from those who think it is a disability.” …