Karina Bossé Ordine dei libri (cronologico)

A lonely and frustrated puppy. A helpful mommy. A field full of potential new friends. Can Harlie use Mommy's suggestions to find someone to play with at the park? Some children find it easy to join a group of children already playing, but for others, this can be very challenging. In this story, Harlie learns how to join in play when Mommy Doodle provides suggestions on how to behave or what to say.

"Do not teach your child to never be angry; teach them HOW to be angry." - Lyman Abbott Anger and frustration are normal emotions in children but it's difficult to express those feelings in appropriate ways. Harlie Doodle Dog gets upset and Mommy Doodle helps him learn to control his emotions. Stop frustration and anger in their tracks with the calming strategies in this rhyming, picture book. "But that sweet Harlie Doodle, Is stubborn every day! And when he's feeling really mad, He throws his toys away." "Harlie, you are fuming!" Mommy said to him one day. Let's find a way to calm you down, So you can go and play." Included in the book are tips on introducing and practicing calm down strategies with your child, as well as a pull-out chart showing Harlie Doodle Dog practicing each strategy. Your child can show their anger who's the boss with these calming strategies!

We all know children who struggle with change and going to a new school is a big change. This fill-in-the-blank social story can help prepare students for the experience of a new class or school. Parents/adults can fill in the blanks of the child's school name, teacher, educational assistant and friends to personalize the story to make it more engaging! Harlie is back and this time he is feeling really nervous about going to a new school! What tips and tricks will Mommy and his school have to help calm his fears and make him excited about a new year and new friends? Do you have a little one that is worried about starting a new school or a new grade? In this cute, rhyming picture book, Harlie Doodle and Mommy take a tour of his new school to meet the teacher, see the classroom and the hallways, which helps Harlie become excited about the first day of school. This short social story will help your child better understand the new experience of going to school. Additionally, included in the back of the book are tips on how to introduce and practice these calm down techniques with your child, and a pull-out chart that depicts each strategy taught in the book in pictures from the story. This book will be a welcome addition to your home or teacher library!