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Help teens recover from trauma and look forward to the futureThe 2022 Best Book Award winner in Young Adult Nonfiction,…
AmericanBookFest.com.Experiencing trauma and grief—especially at a young age—can make it a challenge to feel excited about everything that life has to offer. The Trauma Recovery Workbook for Teens shows kids ages 12 to 16 that healing is possible, offering a trauma treatment toolbox that encourages them to identify their emotions, embrace resiliency, and find a renewed sense of hope and happiness.The truth about trauma—This trauma workbook for teens clearly explains different types of trauma—from political upheaval to childhood trauma, and sexual abuse—so teens can understand where their feelings come from.Strategies for healing—Let teens take action with activities for trauma and recovery like meditation, spotting potential triggers, tracking their thoughts, and more.Feeling seen—Teens will find comfort and reassurance through stories and questions inspired by other teens who have also experienced trauma.This trauma-informed mental health book gives teens an effective way to work through the past and strengthen their sense of self.
The burn journals
Par Brent Runyon. 2004
In The Burn Journals, Runyon describes that devastating suicide attempt and his recovery over the following year. He takes us…
into the Burn Unit in a children's hospital and through painful burn care and skin-grafting procedures. Then to a rehabilitation hospital, for intensive physical, occupational, and psychological therapy. And then finally back home, to the frightening prospect of entering high school. Adult. Some descriptions of sex. Some violence. Strong language
Discover the power of a growth mindset this summer with hands-on activities for ages 8 to 12.Having a growth mindset…
means practicing flexible thinking and looking at challenges as opportunities to learn and grow! When you approach situations with genuine curiosity and excitement, there's no limit to what you can achieve. Growth Mindset Workbook for Kids is a fun and engaging activity book that encourages you to develop your creative problem-solving skills and foster a "can-do" attitude.Build your skills with kids' summer activities that promote learning and self-improvement:A kid-friendly approach—Explore what it truly means to have a growth mindset with advice and examples meant especially for kids ages 8 to 12. This summer workbook will provide your child a head-start for the coming school year.55 creative exercises—These activities will encourage you to dream big, bounce back from mistakes, expand your mind, and celebrate every success.Inspiring stories of success—Find real-life tales about kids just like you who used their growth mindset to reach their goals.Jump into this guide to growth mindset for kids today and watch your skills improve as you get ready for back to school and beyond.
Te recuerdo
Par Xelena González. 2024
A family remembers their beloved pet dog through the traditions of Día de Muertos in this "gorgeous, deeply touching exploration…
of grief and remembrance" (Kirkus Reviews, starred review) from Pura Belpré Honor winning team Xelena González and Adriana M. Garcia. For grades K-3
Thin slice of life (Gulf Coast thriller #01)
Par Miles Arceneaux. 2013
"Charlie Sweetwater returns to his hometown to visit his brother but arrives to find he is a no-show: The Coast…
Guard has discovered Johnny's shrimp boat drifting abandoned in the Gulf. Is it "death by misadventure" as the authorities presume, or something more sinister?"--Amazon.com. Adult. Some descriptions of sex. Strong language. Violence
Nature Play Workshop for Families: A Guide to 40+ Outdoor Learning Experiences in All Seasons (Workshop For Kids Ser.)
Par Monica Wiedel-Lubinski, Karen Madigan. 2020
National Outdoor Book Award Winner: A fun, practical guide to outdoor play that sparks a connection to nature vital to…
children’s healthy development.Today children and families are often plugged into electronics and disconnected from direct experiences in nature. This beautifully photographed resource offers tangible approaches to nature-based learning and play for children. Parents and teachers can discover the benefits of outdoor learning and simple ways to facilitate unplugged nature connection in every season.Inspired by nature preschools, forest kindergartens, and forest school models the world over, this guide also includes “Voices from the Field” with advice from experienced nature-based educators. Balancing nature play experiences with hands-on projects using natural materials, it’s an ideal jumping off point for immersive nature play. Examples include: Wildlife observation and trackingNature sounds, songs, and poetryGardening and cooking with wild ediblesPrintmaking, charcoal drawing, dyeing, and shadow playJournaling inspired by nature“Voices from the Field” includes more ideas and tips contributed by leading educators, including:Sally Anderson, Sol Forest School, Tijeras, New Mexico * Yash Bhagwanji, Florida Atlantic University * Lauren Brown, Asheville Farmstead School * Peter Dargatz, Woodside Elementary School, Sussex, Wisconsin * Monica French, Wild Haven Forest Preschool and Childcare, Baltimore, Maryland * Patricia Leon, Miami Nature Playschool * Sheila William Ridge, Shirley G. Moore Lab School, Institute of Child Development, University of Minnesota * Beth Savitz, Irvine Nature Center, Owings Mills, Maryland * Maria Soboleski, New Mexico School for the Deaf * Paige Vonder Haar, Bunnell House Early Childhood Lab School, Fairbanks, Alaska * Susie Wirth, Arbor Day Foundation and Dimensions Foundation
A family Christmas
Par Caroline Kennedy. 2007
Anthology of Kennedy's holiday favorites. Encompasses poems, stories, scriptures, songs, and essays of the Christmas season. Includes her own 1962…
letter to Santa as well as works by Irving Berlin, Robert Frost, George Washington, Langston Hughes, and other notables. Bestseller. 2007
Giving thanks: a Native American good morning message
Par Jake Swamp. 1995
"For as long as anyone can remember, Mohawk parents have taught their children to start each day by giving thanks…
to Mother Earth. Also known as the Thanksgiving Address, this good morning message is based on the belief that the natural world is a precious and rare gift. The whole universe - from the highest stars to the tiniest blade of grass - is addressed as one great family." -- Provided by publisher