pick4 ⭐I remember when the first don‘t push the button came out. I was reading it with my three-year-old nephew on my iPad, so when he pushed the button the page would change and things would magically happen. The push the button books are about the only time I have found this style of book that can live up to Press Here. this short sweet, very interactive book will be loved by children whether read as a go to bed book or read and story time.
I love this book as the message it gives is one that my dad stressed to me as a child. I think that the message treat others how you would like to be treated is so important for all students to hear.
“You see, Penelope, children are the same as us on the inside, just tastier.”
pickThis book is a lighthearted book about a dinosaur that can't help but eat the classmates. This is a good book for younger students about inclusivity and making new friends. The overall theme of this book is treat others the way you want to be treated, which is an important theme for younger kids.
pickA niche recommendation, to be sure, but this is a great read if you have kids (or others in your life…including yourself!) that have issues with behavior, social interactions, anxiety, etc. Lots of good research and tips within, and most valuable is the encouragement to reframe misbehavior as stress behavior and to shift the focus from self-“control” to self-regulation.
Do it or don‘t do it- but don‘t make excuses.
