Flustered Without Mustard: Finding Calm When Angry or Frustrated 9781735083100

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Автор: Haas Barbara `rhubarb`
Название: Flustered Without Mustard: Finding Calm When Angry or Frustrated
ISBN: 9781735083100
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Детская небеллетристическая литература

ISBN-10: 1735083100
Обложка/Формат: Hardcover
Страницы: 64
Вес: 0.39 кг.
Дата издания: 25.05.2020
Язык: English
Издание: Large type / large p
Размер: 216 x 216 x 8
Подзаголовок: Finding calm when angry or frustrated
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Поставляется из: США
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Children, Students, Parents, Teachers, Counselors, and Mindfulness Coaches
Flustered Without Mustard: Finding Calm When Angry or Frustrated is a rhyming picture book about a hot dog vendor who runs out of mustard, which sets off a wide variety of customers reactions. The tale has many points to ponder and ideas towards taking responsibility for ones own emotions, starting with taking three deep breaths.
The story offers a variety of suggestions that could be used easily anytime. It could be read in 15 minutes, yet is meant to encourage lively discussions at home, in the classroom, or in the counseling office.
Author, Barbara Rhubarb Haas, MA Education, blends decades of teaching from the Madeline Hunter days to the Kagan & Kagan era, studying and incorporating brain-based learning techniques into her classroom, and guiding students in managing their own wide range of emotions.
The whimsical watercolors by illustrator, Mary Ann JuneHog Kruse, the authors sister, help readers to remember ways to calm, to tap into ones own inner strengths and wisdom.

What we know matters, but who we are matters more. - Brene Brown

Education includes academics and socio-emotional development. As parents and teachers know, emotions affect learning, whether its the excitement of the first snowstorm or some hurt, disappointment, or fear. The importance of emotional development is recognized in schools nowadays, and students are taught character-building and conflict resolution skills.
Many teachers are using brain-based learning techniques to engage students and using these socio-emotional skills to their benefit. Slow breathing has been found to reduce anxiety and relieve stress. Schools and households around the world are enjoying the benefits of mindfulness techniques.
This book with wise suggestions for calming can be used to enhance thinking, enliven conversations, and motivate writing. It is a great resource for parents with toddlers, teachers Kindergarten to teenagers, as well as counselors.
May the playful rhymes and colorful illustrations put a twinkle in your eye.
May you always be young enough to enjoy picture books with a child.
Remember to breathe, breathe, breathe.
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Flustered Without Mustard: Finding Calm When Angry or Frustrated, Haas Barbara `rhubarb`