Jennifer J Phillips

20 Lessons & 40 Pages These lessons are ways to show creativity and imagination. Students can reflect and share as you read through the story OMNIFICLAND. Social and Emotional Learning is practiced in this handy workbook for teachers and students.OMNIFICLAND can be accompanied with the OMNIFICLAND Workbook - The Creative Mindset Journal for the artist. This workbook is full of lessons that go with each chapter. They also correlate with SEL (Social & Emotional Learning). It touches on many SEL (Social & Emotional Learning) topics. Iris learns how to effectively apply and understand her emotions. She sets and achieves positive goals, shows empathy for others, and establishes positive relationships through her decision making. Throughout her journey she learns to appreciate the adults in her life and what they do for her. She also learns how to be a true friend and stand up to bullies. The following SEL targets that are touched and explored in the book are.. -Creative Thinking -Courtesy -Courage -Respect -Self-Esteem -Leadership -Trustworthiness -Patience -Self-Expression -Goals-Compassion -Kindness-Understanding -Perseverance -Exploration -Self- Confidence -Responsibility -Appreciation -Decision Making -Social Awareness -Self-Confidence -Gratitude

Art can come in many appearances. You may like to paint, or draw. Maybe you enjoy crocheting, or sewing. Poetry, and writing is art made from words. Singing, and dancing are even considered art. It is ALL around us We are all creative in some way. It takes time to grow your talent, and it is okay to make mistakes along the way. When your talent is mature, you really have something special. This book takes you on a journey of a girl named Iris. She learns to strengthen her creative confidence in a magical place called OMNIFICLAND.

Imagine being the tallest person in the world. As a child. You just keep growing and growing and growing...six feet...seven feet...eight feet up. The world is made in miniature and you must constantly endure. The crush of public attention is relentless. Some people are kind, some are mean. All are curious.This may sound like a tale from long ago, but this is the inspirational true life story of young Robert Wadlow.The victim of an overactive pituitary gland, Robert lived from 1918 to 1940. He stood just shy of 9 feet tall by the time of his death at age 22 and remains the world's tallest man in medical history listed in the Guinness World Records.Robert didn't choose his situation, but his accomplishment was in how he handled it.A children's biography about coming to terms with standing out and being different. Includes historical images. Grades 2-5.