"Are you still grumpy?" "Yes," said Jim, "but I'll probably feel better soon enough, too. For now, I need to be grumpy." "It's a wonderful day to be grumpy," said Norman. Jim agreed.
"Are you still grumpy?" "Yes," said Jim, "but I'll probably feel better soon enough, too. For now, I need to be grumpy." "It's a wonderful day to be grumpy," said Norman. Jim agreed.
This looks like a fun story time! 😂 #CharactersReading
Sorry about the image quality--I'm reading ebooks on my laptop!
This book is super cute. I have used this book in my Kindergarten placement classroom and they loved it. We talked about what if their crayons could feel and they were coming up with super crazy ideas.
pickThis is a silly book about crayons and how they are feeling. I like this book for younger elementary kids because it can teach them to express their feelings and teach them how others may feel.
This book is really special to me because my parents used to read it to me when I was little. It was a book with my name in it so I was really able to relate to it when I was younger. The pictures in this book are amazing because they show all of the thins that are happening in the story. They are painted in a really bright and abstract way. There are so many colors on every page. This book is great to use to talk about what to do when angry.
pickThis book is about a girl named Sophie who gets in a fight with her sister and gets really, REALLY angry. She throws a tantrum and runs away. She walks, cries, listens, feels, and eventually she feels better.
“Uh oh... I see you're feeling something new. You look different, Color Monster! Tell me... how do you feel now?“
I love using this book for children because it not only goes over emotions it also goes to show colors. Here the kids can now associate colors with feelings and show the different ways to express their emotions.
pickThe Color Monster by Anna Llenas published a picture book in 2012. This is a story about Color Monster awakening and feeling incredibly perplexed. He experiences a wide range of emotions at once, including anger, happiness, calmness, sadness, and fear. He has to figure out how to deal with his emotions by using colors. The images bring the story to life with the dull white background and the different colors popping off the page.
