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With Your Baby by Joseph Garcia |
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Sure Am Glad to See You, Blackboard Bear by
Martha Alexander, Puffin Books, New York, 1976 - Neighborhood kids tease
a boy and a bully steals his ice cream. Talks about name calling. |
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| We
Are Best Friends by Aliki, Greenwillow Books, New York, 1987. When
Robert's best friend Peter moves away, both are unhappy but learn that they
can make new friends and still remain best friends. |
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| The
Berenstain Bears and the Bad Dream by Stan and Jan Berenstain, New
York, Random House Publishing, 1992. After viewing a scary movie, Brother
Bear has a scary dream. Talks about learning to overcome fears. |
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| A
Friend for Tiger by Laurence Bourguignon, illustrated by Laurence
Henno, Bridgewater Books, Mahwah, New Jersey, 1997. William the bunny, overcomes
fears of Sultan, the fierce rabbit-eating tiger at the circus. He feels
sorry for the tiger when at the end of the act, the tamer gets all of the
applause. William gives his toy tiger to Sultan. Talks about sympathy, fear,
friendship and feelings. |
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Pigs: An Introduction to Manners by Marc Brown, illustrated by Stephen
Kronsky, Little, Brown and Company, Boston MS, 1983. A simple humorous introduction
to good manners to use with family, friends, at school, during meals, on
the phone, during games and in public places. |
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I Have a Friend? by Miriam Cohen and illustrated by Lillian Hoban,
MacMillan Publishing Co., Inc., New York, 1989. On a boy's first day of
school, he watches kids play and wishes he could join in, then makes a friend
by finding a common interest. Deals with learning to join a group and make
new friends. |
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| I
Got A Family by Melrose Cooper and illustrated by Dale Gottlieb,
Henry Holt, New York 1997. A young girl discusses her various loving relationships
with each member of her family. Deals with friendship, emotions and self-esteem. |
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Fighting, No Biting by Else Holmelund Minarik and illustrated by
Maurice Sendak, Harper Collins Children's Books, New York, 1978. Cousin
Joan tells Rosa and Will a story about two alligators who squabble until
they meet a big hungry alligator and learn to pay attention to their mother.
Deals with keeping out of fights. |
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| Feelings by Joanne Brisson Murphy, Black Moss Press, Ontario, 1985. Shows photographs
of different feelings. |
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Teaches sign
language methods. |
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State Child
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Child Day Care
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| Meal prep made easy for families |
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