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I Feel Scared

- Why Do I Feel Scared Today?
Af: DK Engelsk Board book

I Feel Scared

- Why Do I Feel Scared Today?
Af: DK Engelsk Board book
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Little one, what scares you?

Follow the story of the scared little ghost who tries to understand its fears and find ways to make them go away. The vibrant picture book teaches children what fear is, how it feels, and how to manage this unpleasant emotion.

First Emotions: I Feel Scared is an interactive board book for 3-5-year-olds that guides young children to understanding big emotions through storytelling. Inside you''ll find:

- Clear questions directed at young readers that create an interactive learning experience
- Illustrations and bright colours that engage young children
- A simple and easy-to-understand approach to explaining emotions

Feeling scared isn''t nice at all. But, it has a specific function - it keeps us safe. With the help of this colourful storybook, children will learn that we all feel afraid sometimes. The book also shows youngsters that even when they are safe, they might still feel scared and how they can be brave instead.

The story and illustrations are especially helpful to children who are often scared, anxious, apprehensive or overwhelmed. The book helps children learn emotional intelligence and encourages them to face new situations at an early age.

DK has published a range of emotions books for toddlers and young children that help parents, carers, and preschool teachers support social and emotional skills. Other books in the series include I Feel Sad, I Feel Proud, I Feel Angry, How Am I Feeling?

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Little one, what scares you?

Follow the story of the scared little ghost who tries to understand its fears and find ways to make them go away. The vibrant picture book teaches children what fear is, how it feels, and how to manage this unpleasant emotion.

First Emotions: I Feel Scared is an interactive board book for 3-5-year-olds that guides young children to understanding big emotions through storytelling. Inside you''ll find:

- Clear questions directed at young readers that create an interactive learning experience
- Illustrations and bright colours that engage young children
- A simple and easy-to-understand approach to explaining emotions

Feeling scared isn''t nice at all. But, it has a specific function - it keeps us safe. With the help of this colourful storybook, children will learn that we all feel afraid sometimes. The book also shows youngsters that even when they are safe, they might still feel scared and how they can be brave instead.

The story and illustrations are especially helpful to children who are often scared, anxious, apprehensive or overwhelmed. The book helps children learn emotional intelligence and encourages them to face new situations at an early age.

DK has published a range of emotions books for toddlers and young children that help parents, carers, and preschool teachers support social and emotional skills. Other books in the series include I Feel Sad, I Feel Proud, I Feel Angry, How Am I Feeling?

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Sprog: Engelsk
Sider: 18
ISBN-13: 9780241502389
Indbinding: Board book
Udgave:
ISBN-10: 0241502381
Kategori: Børn & Unge: Sociale forhold
Udg. Dato: 16 sep 2021
Længde: 13mm
Bredde: 180mm
Højde: 180mm
Forlag: Dorling Kindersley Ltd
Oplagsdato: 16 sep 2021
Forfatter(e): DK
Forfatter(e) DK

Kategori Børn & Unge: Sociale forhold

ISBN-13 9780241502389

Sprog Engelsk

Indbinding Board book

Sider 18

Udgave

Længde 13mm

Bredde 180mm

Højde 180mm

Udg. Dato 16 sep 2021

Oplagsdato 16 sep 2021

Forlag Dorling Kindersley Ltd

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