Isbn: 9798702346021 - Scared Sammi: a Forest Floor Elementary Story (8 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Sammi the skunk is scared. She is about to start school and she is worried about what skunks do when they get scared. On the night before school starts, her father offers her a technique to deal with her fear and to calm her down.After reading guide your child through these discussion questions.Sammi was scared about her first day of school. Think about a time that you were scared.Why were you scared?What did you do?Did anyone help you?Sammi counts on her toes when she is scared.What do you do to help you when you are scared?Draw and picture and tell about a time when you were scared. Starting school is such an exciting time for both children and their families. For some children, it can be a scary time as well. Helping children prepare for their new experiences can make the adjustment to school a bit smoother. Children may have fears or worries about what could happen. They may be frightened about making new friends, fitting in, making mistakes or being separated from their families. What does your child think about it? We've written the Forest Floor Elementary Series to help parents talk to their children about their concerns and come up with strategies for handling them. Our Forest Floor Elementary Series has a story about Sammi who is scared and nervous, Ezra who is anxious and sad, Bobby who is always busy and often has to apologize for his behavior, and Minnie who feels misunderstood as an uncommon forest animal.Even if your child is not scared, anxious, too busy, or misunderstood, he or she will benefit from understanding the possible concerns of their new classmates.As an elementary school teacher and principal for over 40 years, I recognize that parents know their children best and can be partners in the effort to help every child be successful.So enjoy these stories written with love, listen to your children, and please and let us know how these stories have helped your child get ready to start school. Email: Our wish is for all children to celebrate the unique qualities they possess and achieve their full potential.Happy reading!Renee Sedlack, Ed. D This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…