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Introducing the third installment in the Big Bright Feelings series, focusing on controlling your temper~ featured in the MaiStoryBook Library Collection:
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Youngest children have a trying time of it. Sometimes it’s fun to be the family baby, but not when you’re too small for all the most exciting playground rides, when you come last in all the races and when your older brothers and sisters buy up all the ice-cream before you get to the van. What happens when Ravi can’t control his temper? Ravi has always been the smallest~ he’s the youngest in his family after all. And most of the times, being smallest isn’t too bad- there can be some bonuses. But sometimes, being small isn’t too great either… like being last in every race, or being too small to ride the Big Slide, or being last in line for ice cream… and then there’s NO MORE ICE CREAM. For Ravi, after a day of several *small* mishaps, no more ice cream is the last, straw~ suddenly, Ravi finds himself sprouting a tale, popping up two ears, growing fangs, and letting out a gigantic ROAR! And when Ravi Roars, he soon comes to realize, suddenly everything goes his way, and everyone does what he wants. But what happens when he begins to notice that no one wants to play with a roaring tiger who breaks all the rules?? Can Ravi control his temper and learn an important lessons about voicing his feelings? Hello there, You have done an excellent job. I will certainly digg it and individually recommend to my friends.
Tantrums can be an overwhelming experience for the child having them, and the vivid illustrations in this enjoyable book are a great way to portray that. Ravi ends the book able to call on his inner tiger when he really needs to, but he also learns that being savage and violent can’t solve all his problems. There is a valuable message about the balance between standing up for yourself while also being a good playmate. Using animal figures, I asked my kids which animals showed different emotions. I let them act out a feeling and then showed how the various animals would demonstrate the same sentiment. For example, my son’s favorite was pretending to be an angry t-rex roaring and stomping. In the tray the kids put their favorite animals to show the emotions happy, sad, angry, excited, and calm. I really like what you have acquired here, certainly like what you’re stating and the way in which you say it.
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And after this article MaiStoryBook: Ravi’s Roar + *When I Want to Roar…* Calming Craftivity – MaiStoryBook. Share your Caftivity with a friend or family member and tell them an example of how you can use the strategies within to help you control your anger When Max and Mia are left behind the zoo, they discover something very exciting: the Midnight Zoo! And it's a riot of colour and glamour... Young fans of the zoo will enjoy this alliterative jewel of a book.
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