special feelings prestine singleton

books:

Mom and Dad Break Up (Kids Have Feelings, Too, Series, Fe 3857)

1 review
Joan Singleton Prestine

Fearon Teacher Aids, 1996

A wonderful book
The book helps kids (my experience is with a four year old) understand the feelings they have when their parents break up. It is an insightful and reassuring book. My son says it is his favorite book. The boy in the book talks about how he feels and things that he does because his Mom and Dad break up. It is a short book that ends positively. It has discussion questions to talk about with ...

Sometimes I Feel Awful (Kids Have Feelings, Too)

3 reviews
Joan Singleton Prestine

Fearon Teacher Aids, 1993

Great for teaching children about feelings and actions
This is one of my very favorite resources for teaching young children the difference between feelings and actions. I am a school social worker in an early childhood center and teach "social skills" classes to our kindergarten students. After we spend time identifying feelings in ourselves and others, and how children might express them, I read this book to the class. The author does such a ...

It's Hard to Share My Teacher (Kids Have Feelings, Too, Series)
Joan Singleton Prestine

Fearon Teacher AIDS, 1994

This sensitive series offers a comforting and realistic look at some of the critical emotional issues that today?s children face. These five extraordinary books are wonderful resources for children and the parents, teachers, and counselors who care for them. Joan Prestine is the author of 24 books for children. She lives in Southern California with her husband and three parrots.

Someone Special Died (Kids Have Feelings, Too)

1 review
Joan Singleton Prestine

Fearon Teacher Aids, 1993

someone special
It really covers all of the feelings that a young child might have about death. It helps them to know that all though they are gone there are other ways that they can still remember them.

Moving Is Hard (Prestine, Joan Singleton. Kids Have Feelings, Too Series.)
Joan Singleton Prestine

McGraw-Hill Children's Publishing, 2002

This sensitive series offers a comforting and realistic look at some of the critical emotional issues that today?s children face. These five extraordinary books are wonderful resources for children and the parents, teachers, and counselors who care for them. Joan Prestine is the author of 24 books for children. She lives in Southern California with her husband and three parrots.