Focusing on surviving the halls of middle school or the jungles of South America, this title helps you learn what you wanted to know about conquering any obstacle, whether it threatens your life or your social status.... which oftentimes seem to be one and the same.
How do I cross the road safely? Why should I learn to swim? How do we make food safe to eat? This book discusses questions about keeping safe. It includes colourful photographs and fact boxes with questions. It provides introduction to KS1 health and safety issues.
Focuses on situations in which children are likely to find themselves, for example, bicycle safety, water safety and road safety. This series contains titles which include an index, suggestions for class discussion and notes on where to find further information.
Part of a series, which focuses on situations in which children are likely to find themselves for example bicycle safety, water safety and road safety. Each title includes an index, a picture glossary, suggestions for class discussions and notes on where to find further information.
At times, all children behave badly. Some are bullies. Some cheat, lie and steal. Part of "Good and Bad" series, this title consists of three stories, through which children will be able to identify with the characters. It tells the stories of Jake, Laura and Danny, as each child experiences what it is like to behave selfishly.
Offers an introduction of the concepts of currency and exchange - what money is how it is used, and how it can be earned and spent around the world. This book gives a global perspective on money, alluding to different currencies around the world. It also covers curriculum topics in both mathematics and social studies.
An illustrated reference book on space which includes information on the Sun and each of the planets in our solar system, and then branches out to examine other galaxies. It also includes star charts, moon maps, helpful scientific diagrams, and a timeline of space research and exploration.
Living with a teenager is no picnic. There are times when you must bite your tongue as they push towards independence. Or, if you sense there is trouble, there are times when you must take charge. This work offers parents a step-by-step approach that will help end the hassles and offer concrete solutions.
Part of a series, which focuses on situations in which children are likely to find themselves for example bicycle safety, water safety and road safety. Each title includes an index, a picture glossary, suggestions for class discussions and notes on where to find further information.
Focuses on situations in which children are likely to find themselves, for example, bicycle safety, water safety and road safety. This series contains titles which include an index, suggestions for class discussion and notes on where to find further information.
Addresses the many turbulent, confusing, and exhilarating situations teens face. This memoir explores questions such as: who am I, what's important to me, and what am I called to do on this planet. It covers important adolescent topics such as: sexuality, drug use, friendships, stress management, and self-esteem.
Women have been doctors for a very long time. From a great variety of ethnic and cultural backgrounds, women have overcome great odds to heal and help their communities. This book of ten biographies looks at the amazing women - both living and in the past. It is intended for ages 9 to 13 years.
In this story Peter and Sara are going on a summer camping holiday with their parents. At the campsite they learn to dump rubbish in proper containers, carry food and water in their backpacks when they go hiking, and act with consideration for others at the swimming pool.
At times, all children behave badly. Some are bullies. Some cheat, lie and steal. This book tells the stories of Ravi, Holly and Tim, as each child experiences what it is like to steal. It shows the effect it has on the people around them, as well as examines the reasons behind the emotions. It also explains the best way to cope with them.
Written for young children, describing what it feels like to be bullied. The book looks at different forms of bullying, including physical violence, name-calling and intimidation, and suggests ways of dealing with bullies. One of a series, this book attempts to help children deal with emotions.
At times, all children behave badly. Some are bullies. Some cheat, lie and steal. Part of "Good and Bad" series, this title consists of three stories, through which children will be able to identify with the characters. It tells the stories of Kerry, Ben and Ruth, as each child experiences what it is like to lie.
Every child has secrets, and many secrets are fun to keep, for example a secret handshake with a friend. But sometimes, children have secrets that make them feel bad. Have you got a secret? helps children to distinguish between good and bad secrets and recognise that some secrets are best shared with parents, or with a trusted older person.
Have you heard that... Wlliam Shakespeare got mixed up in a plot against the Queen? Jane Austen nearly became a Bigg-Wither? Charles Dickens had his clothes ripped off by his fans? This book includes inside stories from their secret diaries. It also features some nineteenth century gossip.
Offers an introduction of the concepts of currency and exchange - what money is how it is used, and how it can be earned and spent around the world. This book gives a global perspective on money, alluding to different currencies around the world. It also covers curriculum topics in both mathematics and social studies.
This handbook contains relevant information on a wide variety of personal issues, concerning young people of today. Each chapter begins with a case history followed by a discussion of the causes and effects of the problems, a biblical perspective and the suggested response.
Suitable for ages 9-12, this book features a selection of politically-active, inspiring women who have made important contributions to music history. The musicians included are: Clara Schumann, Joni Mitchell, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Vanessa Mae, and Chantal Kreviazuk.
This "Cut 'n Clip" series learning tool of 280 ready-made bookmarks is designed to please students, encourage learning and build library research skills. The bookmarks can be used in the school library media centre, the classroom, the public library or at home.
Features ten women from Canada and around the world, amazing athletes who have gone the distance in their own way. This book profiles Olympian, Bobbie Rosenfeld, considered by many experts to be Canada's accomplished female athlete of the first half of the twentieth century.
Look Out by Water is a no-nonsense book with a strong safety message for young children about how they should avoid potentially dangerous situations near water. The narrative throughout is in simple straightforward language, which is undramatic and reassuring whilst stressing danger.
Offers tips on love, bullying, parents, employment and addictions. Showing you how to get your life back on track, this title helps you: Identify 'when it is or isn't love'; What to do with that anger 'bubbling' away inside; How to handle your parents, bullies and friends; Deal with worries and fears; and, Bring some calm and meaning to your life.
Written in association with the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, this book introduces road safety to young children. It features many aspects of road safety including signs, types of roads and different street environments as well as the safest way to approach traffic.
Examines the ways in which mean girls are mistreating other girls through social media, blogs, Twitter, text messaging, and other technology. This title empowers the teens with knowledge and information to not only protect themselves from the negative actions of others, but also to make smarter decisions about choosing friends on the internet.
Suitable for 8 to 11 year old children, this title helps them learn to develop their own inner resources to cope with the big, wide world. It includes three tracks: "Welcome to The Magic Garden 9.02"; "The Magic Balloon 10.37; and, Floating down the River 12.20.
We've all had those awful moments.....like when the boy you like walks in, just when you're telling your friend how cute he is! Or when you dive into a pool, and come up without your bikini top. Containing advice and fun quizzes, this survival guide shows the girls how to get through those cringe-worthy situations with style and self-confidence.
Drawing upon her experience of working with children, the author guides children to the creative part of their mind through a number of scripted story meditations. This 52 minute CD comprising of 3 bedtime meditations is designed to help kids sleep more soundly. It helps your kids drift away into a peaceful sleep and build their self-confidence.
Exclusively endorsed by AQA, the Extended Project Student Companion covers project management skills, research skills, presentation skills, report writing and includes checklists, questions for mentors and project plans. Everything a student needs for their AQA Extended Project Qualification.
In this story, it is Mark's birthday and the children have fun at his party. They learn that it's important to dress properly for special occasions, that they need to have good table manners when they eat, and to remember to be well-behaved so that everybody can enjoy the party!
A no-nonsense book with a strong safety message for young children about how they should avoid potentially dangerous situations. The narrative throughout is in simple straightforward language, which is undramatic and reassuring whilst stressing dangers.
Shows children how to cope with their behaviour problems. This title consists of three stories, through which children will be able to identify with the characters, as well as adults welcoming the moral sense that each story provides. It tells the stories of Ravi, Holly and Tim, as each child experiences what it is like to steal.
Offers an introduction of the concepts of currency and exchange - what money is how it is used, and how it can be earned and spent around the world. This book gives a global perspective on money, alluding to different currencies around the world. It also covers curriculum topics in both mathematics and social studies.
In 2002, CosmoGIRL! launched Project 2024 to motivate young women to elect a woman president by the year 2024. As inspiration, each issue has interviewed a leading role model, who reveals how they reached where they are, and give suggestions for how "CosmoGIRLs" can succeed. This title compiles these profiles.
Using guided meditations based around traditional stories, this is a gentle and fun way of introducing older children to the world of meditation and relaxation. It is designed to counteract some of the tensions with which we are familiar at the end of a busy day and offers parents and children some quality time to relax and share.
Offers you intensive review for every kind of GRE math question. Within each topic, this title includes solved problems of gradually increasing difficulty help you build your problem-solving skills. It also includes exercises that shows how each math concept is tested on the GRE.
In this story the young children discover the importance of silence when the teacher is giving a lesson, the friendly way to borrow and share books, the need to pick up toys after playtime, and learn how to make time spent at school fun and productive.
Part of a series, which focuses on situations in which children are likely to find themselves for example bicycle safety, water safety and road safety. Each title includes an index, a picture glossary, suggestions for class discussions and notes on where to find further information.
Helps your child feel calm and at ease Enjoy relaxing easily and comfortably Breathe away nervous feelings into an air balloon Place worrying thoughts into the basket Watch the worries float away Learn an instant trigger for feeling calm Receive suggestions for calm, confidence and reassurance
In this story, Lily, Julia, Peter, Jim and the other children all play in the park. They learn to share the playground swings with other kids, to ride their bikes safely, to avoid littering, and to have fun together while being considerate of others in the park.
Features a story that talks about a girl who wonders what she will do when she grows up. This work contains illustrations that show some of the confusions and misconceptions children may have about certain jobs. It also includes imaginative descriptions and play on words and meanings.
Presents a story of 4 characters who live in a 'Maze' and look for 'Cheese' to nourish them and make them happy. Two are mice named sniff and Scurry, and two are 'Little people', beings the size of mice who look and act a lot like people. 'Cheese' is a metaphor for what you want to have in life, and the 'Maze' is where you look for what you want.
Packed with things a girl needs to know to get her through the teen years, from friends, body changes, clothes school stress, exercise and sex to smoking, embarrassment, dieting, guys, drinking, drugs and heartbreak, this guide provides practical tips and non-judgemental advice for teens (and their parents).
Designed to appeal to struggling pupils, this book features images that aim to encourage readers to engage with curriculum topics. It contains text with a low reading level (age 7) to help everyone in understanding the concepts. It delivers a curriculum requirement or key topic so that struggling readers can cover the same ground as their peers.
At times, all children behave badly. Some are bullies. Some cheat, lie and steal. Part of "Good and Bad" series, this title consists of three stories, through which children will be able to identify with the characters. It tells the stories of Emma, Peter and Kylie, as each child experiences what it is like to cheat.
Taking a friendly and practical look at manners and the appropriate way to react and conduct yourself in a particular situation, this title examines a range of scenarios. It covers the simple effectiveness of please and thank you and mealtime manners, to the rather more scary situations of how to deal with bullies and stranger danger.
Aimed at 8-9 year olds, this book covers "Moving and Growing". It includes questions as well as activities, pull-out answers, and an A3 skeleton poster. Matched to the National Curriculum, it is suitable for following the school Scheme of Work or using at home as helpful practice material.
Offers an introduction of the concepts of currency and exchange - what money is how it is used, and how it can be earned and spent around the world. This book gives a global perspective on money, alluding to different currencies around the world. It also covers curriculum topics in both mathematics and social studies.
Presents a children's meditation CD by a yoga and Montessori teacher. This 1-hour CD comprising of 8 short meditations is designed to help kids sleep more soundly and feel more confident and secure in their home and school life. It guides children to the creative part of their mind through a number of carefully scripted story meditations.
Discusses about growing up strong and well, promoting the values of healthy eating, exercise and keeping clean. This book shows toddlers in a range of situations that help them to grow up well - eating lots of vegetables, running, jumping, skipping and cycling, and remembering to scrub one's teeth.
Covers basic issues of safety around a typical home. This book looks at electrical safety, safety with hot and sharp items, fire, avoiding falls, household cleaners and medicines. It addresses the child reader and helps to foster a sense of responsibility for their own safety in the home.
Includes books, which look at a different situation in which young people may be separated form loved ones, and discusses the emotional impact as well as offering useful advice. This series provides contact details, including website addresses and telephone numbers where children can go to for additional information or support.
There is an enormous gap between what researchers have discovered in early childhood development and what parents have been told about those discoveries. This title bridges this gap, showing parents not only what children are capable of, but specifically how to develop those capabilities in their children from birth up until age eight.
Helps older children to relax physically and mentally and to build confidence Relax comfortably and deeply Imagine sea shore at water's edge Release anxious feelings into water Accept powerful suggestions for calm Become calm, confident and in control Visualize living daily life with calm and ease Feel happy and confident
When Jessica was thirteen years old, she met the Monkey who lived inside her: a driving voice telling her that thinness was the only way. The only way to be safe, and to escape from the threat of approaching adulthood. Jessica listened to the Monkey, and it consumed her. This is the story of a teenage girl's wanderings into madness.
Boosts ability to focus and concentrate, enabling children to study calmly and confidently Imagine mind as mental computer Delete negative, unhelpful beliefs Reprogram for greater concentration Visualize studying confidently and calmly Focus in class and in homework Get down to work more quickly
This series looks at environmental issues that effect our world today. Ideal support for classroom teaching as well as being brilliant reference books for the home Designed with educational consultants to support the National Curriculum and the National Literacy Strategy.
Covers basic issues of safety on or near water. This book looks at such things as why water can be dangerous, care near garden ponds and in swimming pools, swimming at the seaside, and safety near rivers and while boating. It addresses the child reader directly and poses questions that encourage them to think about the issues in their own context.
An invaluable resource for professional caregivers, educators and parents. It provides background information on understanding and recognising child abuse, coping with disclosure, and the legal requirements or reporting abuse. It is filled with fun and educational activities for groups of children, designed to reinforce concepts and messages.
Part of a series, which focuses on situations in which children are likely to find themselves for example bicycle safety, water safety and road safety. Each title includes an index, a picture glossary, suggestions for class discussions and notes on where to find further information.
Covers basic issues of safety on or near the road. This book looks at why roads can be dangerous, crossing roads safely, being visible at night, behaviour near roads and keeping safe while travelling in a car. It addresses the child reader directly and poses questions that encourage them to think about the issues in their own context.
Offers information and advice on key issues that matter to teenagers. This book provides an examination of the impact the issue might have on education, home and work life. It contains tips on coping and how to stay in control. It also includes advice and guidance on how to seek and where to go to for further help; and, related issues.
Deals with 'teen issues' by offering advice for painful and difficult situations. This book helps readers understand why they feel like they do and, at the same time, instils a sense of self-worth and self-confidence. It also includes an overview of what the problem is, and shows a pre-teen/teenager how to help themselves.
Based on interviews with hundreds of teenagers about what does and does not work in their lives, how they perceive the adult world they are about to enter, and what they want adults to know about them, this book provides communication techniques to empower teenagers to take the lead in the conversation that must happen between teens and adults.
Enables children to feel happy and confident about trying new foods and abandoning old fussy eating habits Abandon old fears and worries Change fussy eating habits Enjoy new positive eating Try out new food and flavours Stay calm and in control Feel happy and confident
Part of a series, which focuses on situations in which children are likely to find themselves for example bicycle safety, water safety and road safety. Each title includes an index, a picture glossary, suggestions for class discussions and notes on where to find further information.
Introduces 4-7 year olds to the world of relaxation. This title helps children learn to find their inner calm and develop various resources to empower them whenever they need. It includes such tracks as: "Happy & Relaxed"; "Floating on a cloud"; "Calm & Peaceful"; "Magic Rainbow"; and, My Angel.
Suitable for 8-11 year old children, this title helps them learn to develop their own inner resources to cope with the big, wide world. It includes four tracks: "Journey To the Magic Castle 9.10"; "The Trophy Room 7.40"; "The Room of Wishes & Dreams 9.07"; and, The Magic Library 10.26.
Brings to life the little nostril monsters that cause so much mischief. This book provides an opportunity to speak with your child about telling someone the truth because you care about them. Would you let your sister get married with a boogie? And what if your dentist had one dangling above you?
Aimed at children aged 4 to 8 years, this book delivers a message of social acceptance. It explores the themes associated with child development and social harmony, such as friendship, acceptance, self-esteem, and diversity. It offers a venue through which parents and teachers can discuss important social concepts with their children.
In this exciting book, children learn how to face and survive the world's most dangerous situations. From natural disasters and wild weather, to getting lost in the wild and fighting off dangerous animals, readers learn the skills needed to combat 100 real life dramas and how likely they are to survive each encounter!
Explores one of the most recognised series in Canadian television history. This book contains sixteen essays which bring together scholars and fans of "Degrassi Junior High", Degrassi High and "Degrassi: The Next Generation" to explore the pivotal role the series has had in shaping Canadian youth identity and on its impact elsewhere.
Designed to appeal to struggling pupils, this book contains images that aim to encourage readers to engage with curriculum topics - and text with a low reading level (age 7) for the concepts to be clear to everyone. It delivers a curriculum requirement or key topic so that struggling readers cover the same ground as their peers.
During a camping trip, 11-year-old Lee finds herself on a rough trail in a Vancouver Island forest. Halfway to an abandoned homestead, Lee trips and is knocked unconscious. She awakens in a world unfamiliar - all the usual landmarks have disappeared and the terrain is unpopulated except for a strange trailer and a herd of dogs.
Equips teenagers to make informed choices about their lives in the vulnerable period where many leave school but are not yet fully confident. This title uses the metaphor of an island to talk the reader through various situations a young person needs to confront as they develop through these difficult years.
As integration and assimilation to society is increasing within the Muslim community, youth are battling a variety of enemies that were not faced by their parents. This book shows Muslim youth in the West that they are not alone in the problems they are facing.
My friend has Down's syndrome is a sensitively written story about two children and the friendship that develops between them as the young narrator comes to understand Ella's Down's syndrome. The story inspires and encourages children to overcome barriers that can exist between children with Down's syndrome and their playmates.
Part of a series, which focuses on situations in which children are likely to find themselves for example bicycle safety, water safety and road safety. Each title includes an index, a picture glossary, suggestions for class discussions and notes on where to find further information.
Can you roll your tongue? Cross your eyes? Whistle? Rub your belly and pat your head? Are you normal? Throughout the 176 pages, this book allows kids to answer questions about themselves that they've never thought about before. It covers topics ranging from the way they sleep to how they brush their teeth.
Lost and Found tells the story of a young child who gets lost in a crowd of strangers. Just as her eyes fill with tears and she starts to get scared, she is approached by a police officer who helps her to find her mum and dad. The story encourages children and parents to decide on a safe meeting place whenever there is a chance of getting lost.