The Aisle And The Tears!!! (Part 11)
I stuttered and struggled to find the words to speak. Â My hands were shaking, my voice was suddenly muted, and as for my feet, they were...
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Someone Like Me
is an educational children's book for those ages 9 and younger. Inspired by the author's extensive experience in early childhood education, this quick and intriguing read for circle time captures the story of three friends who chance upon a red purse and are thrust into an interesting decision making process with a potential for testing their friendship.
The story is replete with themes including creativity, flexibility, self-worth and respect. Perhaps, one of the integral lessons in this book is the positive impact of Ms. Hamilton, the English Literature teacher, who challenges and inspires her students to discover their self-worth and to maximize their potential even at a young age. It's a poignant reminder of the important contributions of early childhood educators towards the general-well being and mental wellness of young minds.
The reader will walk away from this book with a thirst for creativity and a deepened appreciation of the significant contribution made by one of the greatest and yet unsung heroes of our time; Early Childhood Educators.
Thankful Christmas
is a story about family, love and appreciation for the blessings that surround us each day. At the request of the family Matriarch (Mama Mansa), David and his family are compelled to make an unplanned trip to Ghana. What started as a heavy request soon translates into a life changing experience for David and his family.
They quickly discover the hidden blessings that surround them each day and are determined more than ever to keep that tradition of gratitude going.
This book also highlights the importance of creating a safe space and place for young children; one that fosters healthy and effective communication and ultimately, emotional wellness.
The Red Purse
is an educational children's book for those ages 9 and younger. Inspired by the author's extensive experience in early childhood education, this quick and intriguing read for circle time captures the story of three friends who chance upon a red purse and are thrust into an interesting decision making process with a potential for testing their friendship.
The story is replete with themes including creativity, flexibility, self-worth and respect. Perhaps, one of the integral lessons in this book is the positive impact of Ms. Hamilton, the English Literature teacher, who challenges and inspires her students to discover their self-worth and to maximize their potential even at a young age. It's a poignant reminder of the important contributions of early childhood educators towards the general-well being and mental wellness of young minds.
The reader will walk away from this book with a thirst for creativity and a deepened appreciation of the significant contribution made by one of the greatest and yet unsung heroes of our time; Early Childhood Educators.
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