Hazel Halts the Humphs -

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Résumé :
Hazel loves being the classroom helper so when it's someone else's turn, the humphs bubble up inside her. Her hands clench, her face scrunches, and frustration takes over! Will it ever be her turn to be the helper? What will she do to stop those frustrated feelings? With a little help from her teacher and a special trick, Hazel learns how to calm her body, quiet her mind and wait patiently. Hazel Halts the Humphs is a gentle, encouraging story that helps young children navigate big emotions when things don't go their way. Perfect for preschoolers learning patience, self-regulation and turn-taking, this heartwarming book is a must-have for parents and teachers guiding little ones through everyday challenges. Why readers will love Hazel Halts the Humphs:Children will be able to relate to the feeling of frustration. Children will learn about self-regulation and learn ways to calm themselves in stressful situations. Children will understand the concept of turn-taking and learning patience. Families can use it as a chance to reinforce social skills. Educators will use it to help children adjust to being in their classroom. It gives everyone an opportunity for discussion....

Sommaire:
Hazel loves being the classroom helper so when it's someone else's turn, the humphs bubble up inside her. Her hands clench, her face scrunches, and frustration takes over! Will it ever be her turn to be the helper? What will she do to stop those frustrated feelings? With a little help from her teacher and a special trick, Hazel learns how to calm her body, quiet her mind and wait patiently. Hazel Halts the Humphs is a gentle, encouraging story that helps young children navigate big emotions when things don't go their way. Perfect for preschoolers learning patience, self-regulation and turn-taking, this heartwarming book is a must-have for parents and teachers guiding little ones through everyday challenges. Why readers will love Hazel Halts the Humphs:Children will be able to relate to the feeling of frustration. Children will learn about self-regulation and learn ways to calm themselves in stressful situations. Children will understand the concept of turn-taking and learning patience. Families can use it as a chance to reinforce social skills. Educators will use it to help children adjust to being in their classroom. It gives everyone an opportunity for discussion....