A strong educational foundation helps ensure a child is able to benefit from the learning opportunities available in today's second grade classroom. Help your child succeed with this workbook filled with activities sure to foster a positive and encouraging learning experience!
Get Ready for Pre-K Summer Workbook introduces children to concepts and themes that will set them up for pre-K success. It provides pictures and words for children to trace, learn to count, and build future reading skills.
Cuddle up with an adorable plush bear and board book that make the idea of sharing irresistible! Four chairs. Four adorable bears. All is well until Big Brown Bear shows up--what a stare!--and wants a seat. Can these clever bears put their heads (among other things) together and make space for one more? With endearing illustrations and a sustained rhyme in every line, this cozy tale, now with a huggable bear companion, makes it clear there is room for all.
This boredom-busting book of games and activities is embedded with a pop-it fidget toy, also known as "endless bubble wrap." Chockfull of games, quizzes, trivia, and more, readers will discover new ways to play with the stress-relieving doo-dad that creates a satisfying pop when you press the bubbles. Activities include tons of trivia sprinkled with humor. (Do you know what a fartlek is?) Games for solo readers, pairs, and groups include strategy games, a twist on mancala, categories, and more, plus silly personality questions offer something for everyone in a travel-friendly package.
All children have days when they just don't feel happy. Follow along as Ben helps cheer up his friends and shows how kids can turn sadness into smiles.
Children often struggle with not getting their way. Sam becomes upset when his brother cries or when his dad is too busy to play. When he loses his spot in "Musical Chairs," Sam exclaims, "I hate everything!" With his aunt's support, Sam discovers new strategies to manage his anger and improve his mood.
Daisy is anxious about her family’s move. She worries about not liking her new home, her cat running away, and having an unfriendly new teacher. A talk with her grandpa helps her realise that most of her worries are unlikely to happen, and if one does, she will have someone to help her resolve it.
Finn often behaves unkindly towards his classmates and focuses mainly on himself. He doesn’t help Ahmed or Lily, pushes Molly and Freddy on the playground, and plays unfairly in soccer. As a result, his peers are upset with him. When Finn finds himself excluded at recess and feels lonely and sad, he’s left wondering how to make things right. In the end, Finn’s teacher helps him realise that he can change his unkind behaviour and that kindness fosters friendship and enjoyment.
Children often struggle with following rules. In this uplifting book, Noah's babysitter, Jenny, helps him understand how rules are important for keeping people safe, healthy, and happy.
