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All kids love Halloween, right? ? Not Benny J. Benny J. and the Horrible Halloween is the perfect book to read to kids who find themselves overwhelmed, worried, and self-conscious on big days like Halloween. The story of Benny J. can be used as a teaching tool all year round to teach empathy and kindness to all kids."Everyone is excited about the Halloween parade. Everyone, that is, except for me. I am not going "Benny J. is unlike most children. Benny J. is worried... and he doesn't like Halloween Will people stare at him? What if they laugh at his costume? Will the parade be too loud?But what Benny J. doesn't know is that Halloween can also be pretty exciting... if only he gives it a chance Will Benny J. be brave enough to join the Halloween parade at school?Or will he stay at home and not attend at all?In this powerful short story about bravery and curiosity, young learners will: Indulge in their sense of wonder, as they overcome their fears and give Halloween a bit of a go -- who knows, they might just enjoy it Cultivate a strong sense of curiosity for things that are outside their comfort zones -- indeed, exciting things come for those who pursue it And so much more The seemingly small things in life can feel overwhelming for little kids... but with "Benny J. and the Horrible Halloween", they might just change their minds Benny J. and the Horrible Halloween is the first book in The Super Fun Day Books series by Sivan Hong. The Super Fun Days Books series is a collection of inspirational stories through which young children learn how to work through and overcome social and emotional challenges. There are a lot of fun, laughs and feelings, lessons to learn, and plenty of things for children to think about.

Mondays can be hard for everyone, even little kids. George J. and the Miserable Monday is an instructional story to share with young learners who worry about going to school, struggle with change, and are learning flexibility. It will aid in conversations with children about feelings and perseverance."George J. thinks Mondays are miserable " And most of us agree For one thing, weekends are super fun Something could have changed at school What if they cancel recess? George is worried. What if no one wants to play with him? He knows he will miss his family. Is there absolutely NOTHING that can change George J.'s mind about Mondays? In this short story about fear and bravery, young learners will: Find a little courage in the everyday things. Realize they are not alone not even at school on Mondays And so much more George J. and the Miserable Monday is the second book in The Super Fun Day Books series by Sivan Hong. The Super Fun Days Books series is a collection of inspirational stories through which young children learn how to work through and overcome social and emotional challenges. There are a lot of fun, laughs and feelings, lessons to learn, and plenty of things for children to think about.

The first day of school can be filled with a flurry of emotions. Emily D. and the Fearful First Day is a wonderful story to share with children who are feeling nervous and worried about the first day of school. This instructional story will generate conversations about hard feelings and the joy in overcoming challenges. Emily's Mom says school will be exciting. Her Dad says it will be an adventure. Emily does not agree Change can be hard for children. Emily will miss her teacher, her friends, her schedule and even her classroom from last year. She is especially worried about making new friends.Will school ever be the same? What can Emily do to make her first day of school super fun?In this delightful story about overcoming difficult feelings, young readers will: Learn that change can be ok - it can even be wonderful Realize they are not alone in their feeling - other kids can also feel nervous.Discover that you can be brave and scared at the same time....And so much more Featured in School Library Journal: "The 'Super Fun Day' series for children ages 4-7 was author Sivan Hong's pandemic 'sourdough bread.' She had already written and illustrated the three books comprising the series before the shutdown, based on her own sons' experiences on the autism spectrum. But during COVID, she got the courage to publish them. She chose to self-publish on Amazon to get her books into kids'-and parents'-hands quickly. 'Fifteen percent of public-school kids have special needs, ' she says. And yet when her sons were young, she couldn't find books to help her talk to them about what made their brains different. 'There's a huge need to show these kids that they're OK, ' she says. Seeing themselves reflected positively on the pages of books is one of the best ways to make children with neurodiversity feel valued and accepted. Her third title, Emily D.and the Fearful First Day, follows a neuro-atypical girl on her first day of school. The story will help kids identify and share their worries, and its bright illustrations are deliberately simple. 'Children with ADHD and autism can get distracted very easily and lose focus on the story, ' she says. 'The illustrations are designed with this audience in mind."

The end of the school year brings with it many changes that can be hard on little kids. Avery G. and the Scary End of School is a social story created to help children express their feelings about the end of school. It is perfect for neurodiverse (autism, ADHD, dyslexia, etc.) and neurotypical kids who struggle with change, worry about new things and are working on being flexible. Avery G. will help teach them how to tackle change, including movement breaks and belly breaths. All the other kids are talking about how much they are looking forward to summer... everyone but Avery G. She doesn't want to say good-bye to her friends.What if no one remembers her next year?And Avery loves her teacher and her classroom.Everything will be new in the Fall.Avery just wants everything to stay the same. Her parents say it will be ok - but will it really be ok? Avery G. and the Scary End of School is the fourth book in The Super Fun Day Books series by Sivan Hong. The Super Fun Days Books series is a collection of inspirational social stories through which young children learn how to work through and overcome challenges. They are purposefully illustrated with bright simple illustrations to keep children focused on the story, and they are printed with dyslexic friendly font. All the Super Fun Day Books are available as audiobooks to make them accessible to all types of learners.

El primer d a de clases puede estar lleno de una r faga de emociones. Emilia D. y el Primer D a Temeroso es una historia maravillosa para compartir con los ni os que se sienten nerviosos y preocupados por el primer d a de clases. Esta historia instructiva generar conversaciones sobre resentimientos y la alegr a de superar los desaf os. La mam de Emilia dice que la escuela ser emocionante. Su pap dice que ser una aventura. Emilia no est de acuerdo El cambio puede ser dif cil para los ni os. Emilia extra ar a su maestra, sus amigos, su horario e incluso su sal n de clases del a o pasado. Est especialmente preocupada por hacer nuevos amigos. La escuela volver a ser la misma? Qu puede hacer Emilia para que su primer d a de clases sea s per divertido? Emilia D. y el Primer D a Temeroso es el tercer libro de la serie The Super Fun Day Books de Sivan Hong. La serie Super Fun Days Books es una colecci n de historias sociales inspiradoras a trav s de las cuales los ni os peque os aprenden a trabajar y superar los desaf os. Est n ilustrados a prop sito con ilustraciones simples y brillantes para mantener a los ni os enfocados en la historia, y est n impresos con una fuente amigable para disl xicos.