SERIES
Kids Talk
Picture Window Books, 2003
Grades 2-5
32 pages
Illustrated by Omarr Wesley
Using real-life experiences, advice columnists Frank B. Wize and Tina Truly write to kids
about how to handle sticky situations in fun, creative, and responsible ways.
REVIEWS
WE LIVE HERE TOO! KIDS TALK ABOUT GOOD CITIZENSHIP
This book was absolutely perfect to go along with teaching my 3rd Grade Student's about belonging to a community and what it means to be a good citizen. We read a few pages out of the book each day during Social Studies and the book kept my students attention100% of the time. A definite must have for teachers and parents.
—Shauna W., Amazon reviewer
I CAN DO IT! KIDS TALK ABOUT COURAGE
I have used this book with nine different second grade classrooms ( Hong Kong International School), as part of my guidance sequence. It generates lots of discussions and personal connections for the students and has resulted in a similar "advice" column for our Grade Two kids. Needs to be in hardback because it gets so much use. Be sure to check out the other four books in the series.
—Susan Day, Amazon reviewer
NO FAIR! KIDS TALK ABOUT FAIRNESS
I have two sons, and fairness is a big issue for them. One in particular has a hard time coping with what he sees as unfairness. This book has been a great help.
—Shani, Amazon reviewer
WE LIVE HERE TOO! KIDS TALK ABOUT GOOD CITIZENSHIP
This book was absolutely perfect to go along with teaching my 3rd Grade Student's about belonging to a community and what it means to be a good citizen. We read a few pages out of the book each day during Social Studies and the book kept my students attention100% of the time. A definite must have for teachers and parents.
—Shauna W., Amazon reviewer
I CAN DO IT! KIDS TALK ABOUT COURAGE
I have used this book with nine different second grade classrooms ( Hong Kong International School), as part of my guidance sequence. It generates lots of discussions and personal connections for the students and has resulted in a similar "advice" column for our Grade Two kids. Needs to be in hardback because it gets so much use. Be sure to check out the other four books in the series.
—Susan Day, Amazon reviewer
NO FAIR! KIDS TALK ABOUT FAIRNESS
I have two sons, and fairness is a big issue for them. One in particular has a hard time coping with what he sees as unfairness. This book has been a great help.
—Shani, Amazon reviewer