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Sometimes people make promises they can't keep-even parents. What can you do as a parent to keep your child's trust when a parent has not kept their word or has let their child down? Broken Promises is an activity book for parents to help their child cope with a parent who isn't always there for them. Through therapeutic art and writing exercises, children work through their feelings of anger, disappointment, and mistrust as well as learn how to deal with these feelings in appropriate ways,...

Sometimes, children find themselves in blended families. Whether a child's divorced parent is remarrying or the child is moving into a house with another group of people, this can be a stressful and confusing time filled with many conflicting emotions. Twice the Love is an activity book for parents to help support children who are adjusting to a new blended family. Using the activity book, parents can guide their children through the changes that are brought about when new families are formed. Twice...

Does your child perform well in school, study hard, and understand the material, but score poorly on tests? A lot of students experience text anxiety, which happens when nerves take over knowledge and causes kids to freeze up during an exam. This can be a source of great frustration for your bright, capable child. Outsmart Test Anxiety is an activity book to help your child with the common problem of text anxiety. Through therapeutic art and writing exercises, your child will get their feelings out and...

Is your child a little down on her/himself? Maybe other kids have laughed at them or made them feel small. It's easy for kids to let these things get to them and make them feel unimportant. Kids care very much about what others think. While multiple people may tell them they're wonderful, it's the negative thoughts that often stick. Somebodyness helps parents guide their children through the tricky landscape of self-esteem and helps kids learn to look beyond the negative opinions of others...

(Grades 3-12) Word of the Week: 36 Weeks of Focused Character Building provides school counselors and educators with an easy way to integrate character building into your weekly lesson planning. It features thirty-six different character traits and behaviors addressing the Common Core standards in English/Language Arts through daily writing prompts. Word of the Week is a creatively designed resource book that puts a year of character building at your fingertips.

Each week's character word includes:
- a focus word and its definition
- an inspiring...

Some bullies act tough on the playground, and some bullies act tough on the computer. Bullies may act tough, but really they're the weak ones. The good news is that cyberbullying, a now constant threat to the well-being of our children, can be overcome. If your child has endured a cyberbully, then they are strong, and this activity book will help you help them remember that. Using art therapy, interactive response journaling, and reading, this activity book will show parents how to guide their child...

Child education and counseling expert Erainna Winnett brings more than 20 years of experience in teaching, counseling, and raising children to the hot-button issues every tween faces today. Written in a conversational style and chock full of concrete steps and tips, this interactive guide helps children make a smoother transition from preteen to teen by equipping them with proven strategies for social success.

Although Tween Talk was written with a tween reading audience in mind, parents, guardians, teachers, and other adults will find it an invaluable tool for supporting the...

Tweens today have a hard time trying to figure out how to make it all happen in their lives. They are pulled in too many directions and feel like there are too many demands on their time. All of this is happening during the most sensitive and difficult years of their lives: The transition years from preteen to teen, which roughly covers ages 9-12. It can leave tweens and their families feeling helpless and hopeless. But there is a better way

Child education and counseling expert Erainna Winnett brings more than 20 years of experience in teaching, counseling and raising children to...

The migration of American artists and intellectuals to Europe in the early twentieth century has been amply documented and studied, but few scholars have examined the aftermath of their return home. Writing Back focuses on the memoirs of modernist writers and intellectuals who struggled with their return to America after years of living abroad.

Susan Winnett establishes repatriation as related to but significantly different from travel and exile. She engages in close readings of several writers-in-exile, including Henry James, Harold Stearns, Malcolm Cowley, and Gertrude...

Are you an elementary school counselor who's been searching for time-saving ways to infuse parent/child relationship building into your jam-packed schedule? If so, look no further-this resource delivers Counselor Connection is an imaginatively designed book of 40 reproducible one-page newsletters that provide insights and strategies for quick and easy ways to connect parent, child, and school. This book is an invaluable addition to any elementary school counselor's library.

These ready-to-use newsletters can be:
- sent home weekly or monthly
- given to parents...

Are you an elementary school teacher or counselor who's been searching for time-saving ways to promote Red Ribbon Week? Want all your ideas and activities in one place? If so, look no further, this resource delivers Celebrating Red Ribbon Week is an imaginative and efficiently designed book that provides every resource you need for a successful Red Ribbon Week program. With up-to-date information and practical, fun ideas, this book is a must-have that will guarantee an informative, fun-loving celebration.

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