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Packed full of tried-and-tested activities and strategies that will empower children aged 7-11, this illustrated journal is perfect for developing resilience, confidence and a growth mindset. It offers kids a multitude of small changes they can make that will make a big difference in their day-to-day lives.
This journal will help kids feel more confident, relaxed and happy in all aspects of their life. Adorned with fun illustrations, it is designed to develop a can-do attitude that encourages 'having a go', accepting that mistakes might be made along the way. From this, kids can develop the mindset to take the small steps needed to make big dreams come true. Full of practical techniques and fun activities, from drawing and colouring, to thought-provoking questions, this journal from parenting expert Sue Atkins will empower children to build resilience and a growth mindset. It is the perfect tool to help kids find their superpowers and put small changes into practice that will make a big difference to their lives.
Ask a kid a question, and you never know what will tumble out. Here, from bestselling author and brilliant child-at-heart Suzy Becker, is a marvelously interactive way to involve kids in the challenges of life, from what to do about the ozone layer to how to mend a broken heart. Surprising, imaginative, funny, wise, The Kids Make It Better Book is a pure delight, combining a "kids say the darndest things" and Children's Letters to God humor with a greater goal: that of teaching kids the value of being engaged. Each "problem" begins with a spread that asks a question and gives one or more solutions from children—illustrated in whimsical full-color drawings by the author. Then the reader is presented with two pages of fill-ins, prompts, and a space to draw his or her own ideas. How do you fix a bad economy? "The government should have a bake sale," says Jennifer, age 9. What would you do to improve schools? "Put chocolate milk in the water fountain."—Robert, age 8. What can we do to take better care of our water? "Have scientists make fish that love to eat tons of pollution."—Jackie, age 9. And finally, a question on the nature of helping itself: The biggest challenge of all might be getting people up off their couches to do something. Any ideas? "Put spikes on the couches"—Micah, age 10.
Kids Journal To Write In: Draw and Write Journals are great for getting youngsters to develop stories and create a keepsake book that can be used for years and years. The journal is beautifully designed for children with prompts on each page to write down everything they did for the day. Measuring 8.5" x 11" paperback, every page has a space which encourages children to use their imagination by drawing a picture of what they did for the day. There's a lined writing section that prompts them to write extended stories with the who, what, when, where and why concept on each page to encourage them to really think about what they are writing. Click inside to take a look at the layout. This kids journal to write in is the only journal that forces children to think about what they are writing and develop their English language skills. This is the perfect gift for smart kids (age 4-10) who love to draw and write. Order your copy of the Kids Journal To Write In today.
Kid's Journal: A 5-Year Journaling Workbook with One Question a Day is perfect for children ages 5 - 11 years old. Not only can they keep a log of all the wonderful things that go on in their ever-changing worlds, but they can improve their writing skills and learn the art of self-reflection.With daily questions targeted specifically for them and their often busy lives, this kid's writing journal is the perfect companion to get them through their day. Fun daily questions inside a beautifully designed book that they can fill with their personal thoughts, opinions and ideas is the ideal gift for your child and a safe place to keep track of all the monumental events in their young lives.* 5-Year Journal* Question For Every Day * Only The First Two Digits of The Year Are Printed* Includes Over 365 Pages* Journal measures 8.5 by 11 inches* Each Date of The Year Has Multiple Entries on One Page. As You Write in The Journal, You Can See Exactly What You Wrote in Other Years on That Exact Date.
When your parents tell you that they are getting divorced, you might have lots of big feelings - like anger, fear and sadness - and lots of questions too. This journal is packed full of activities that will help you work through these feelings and get your thoughts and questions out into the open. This journal from parenting expert Sue Atkins gives children aged 7+ a safe place to express their feelings about divorce and the resulting changes, so that they can start to understand them. Full of creative activities to help them process this life-changing event, it provides children with a source of strength and comfort through this challenging time, as well as giving them a way of sharing how they are feeling with a trusted adult.
Travel to different worlds. Discover the History. Learn good habits. Develop empathy and an understanding about feelings. Get exposure to diversity - of thoughts, of ethnicity, of backgrounds. Instill a passion for reading... ... there are so many things that reading can do to a child that reinforcing the great habits of a book lover is always a good idea. Or giving a bit of encouragement to a kid who needs to read more. And that's exactly what this journal will do! With the daily use of this Reading Books Journal, overtime, kids will look forward to their daily reading & discussion time, and the "big readers" will have a wonderful record of the child's assisted reading journey. ◆ ◆ ◆ This reading log will help parents, teachers and caregivers: ✓ develop a positive reading routine with their child, ✓ keep track of a child's (assisted) reading, ✓ and will promote a dialogue between the reader and the child after each reading session helping kids reflect about what they read and express it, and even improve their drawing skills. ★ How to use this journal ★ Every time you and your child finish reading a story together, fill out a journal entry with information such as: Book name, date when it was read, who was the reader; What the child thought about the story (ie. was it funny, scary, exciting?); Who are the main characters, and where does the story take place; What happened in the story; what was the child's favorite part and least favorite part; How much the child liked the book; A drawing about the story. (Note: You may complete every section or start asking the child just a few questions per book, and gradually add more. You also can make more than one entry about the same book if your child - like ours - loves to re-read a favorite book multiple times!) ◆ ◆ ◆ On this updated version of the journal, we also included key recommendations for the grown ups on how to make the most of reading time with kids, including suggestions for before reading time and during reading time that could make a huge difference on your child's reading journey and school experiences. The gift of a lifelong reading habit is priceless, but you can plant the seeds for that by reading to your child daily! Let's do this together! Ps. If you want to check other options of journals for children's home education and mental health, with different covers and different style of contents, just click on "A Day to Remember" above (ie. Amazon's author name) to check our selection. You will have access to our full collection of journals and even our contact information. We release new journals weekly, so we invite you to come back often!
