Jeff Tucker Libri

The students at Chicorée Elementary are back and this time Emelia is feeling stressed. She has some big tests and is nervous about having time to finish. So imagine her reaction when Sammy gets an extra few minutes to finish his test, and Cecelia gets to use a calculator for hers!It’s just not fair!When her big belly breaths aren’t helping her calm down, Emelia goes to visit the school counselor, Mr. Collins. Mr. Collins uses keen listening, positive relationships, and wonderful illustrative examples to help Emelia see that fair does not always mean equal.Readers of all ages, adults included, will find this timely teaching tale valuable and relevant.This is the second story in the Chicorée Elementary Stories for Success book series. Included are tips for parents and educators to help teach the concept of equity to children in grades K through 6.

Sophie, nicknamed Sorry Sophie, relies on apologies to mend her mistakes. However, when she accidentally ruins her friend's cherished birthday gift, she realizes that saying sorry isn't always sufficient. Through her journey to earn her friend's forgiveness, Sophie learns the importance of taking responsibility, showing genuine remorse, and actively working to make amends. This story highlights the significance of accountability and the growth that comes from acknowledging one's actions.

Sammy never tattles. But what will he do when his best friend is bullied and targeted for a beatdown after school? Will Sammy save his friend by seeking help or will he be too scared to report the threat because he doesn't want to be known as the class snitch?--Publisher

Miminka a batolata jsou živé a zvědavé osobnosti. Proč by tedy jejich jídlo mělo být bez chuti a nezajímavé? Díky čerstvým ingrediencím a lehkému koření, pomalému a nenásilnému postupu v podávání nových pokrmů a zaměření na zdravou a plnohodnotnou výživu vám tato kniha bude citlivým průvodcem v krmení dětí ve věku 6 až 18 měsíců.