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Maros is told to be an active listener, so he thinks that means gyrating his body whenever someone speaks to him! When he learns the real meaning of active listening, he has to make a choice. Will he give his full attention and really listen to his parents, teachers, and friends, or will he continue to only hear what he wants to hear? Marcos, Did You Hear Me? delivers a much-needed message to kids about what it takes to be a good listener. Thi...

Isaac is a second-grader who isn't afraid to bicker with his coach, talk back to his mom, or ignore the feelings of his friends, especially when he doesn't like their decisions or opinions! He pouts, deflects, and resists whenever he disagrees with someone. His rude, disrespectful words and actions are hurting his relationships at school and at home. All because he doesn't know how to compromise, negotiate, or stand up for himself without tear...

Why are Marcos and Lili fighting over the TV remote? For the same reason they fight over toys, the dog, and pretty much everything else. They don't like to share Can these two learn to negotiate, compromise, play fair, and take turns without screaming, fighting, and forcing Mom to be their referee?All about Sharingis an amusing tale with a valuable message - sharing isn't hard or painful when you do it right! This is the first title in award-w...

Amelia is confident enough to stand up for others and let people know what she thinks. So why is she having a hard time advocating for herself?When a new seating arrangement lands Amelia next to Billy, who spends his days whining and complaining about one thing or another, Amelia feels doomed and unloads her frustrations on her mom. Mom helps Amelia realize that advocating for yourself involves more than just being critical of others or making...

Isaac LOVES to have fun! The only thing he loves more than having fun is getting a good laugh from his friends. That's all well and good until some of Isaac's fun starts to get in the way of what he's supposed to be doing. At school, at home, and at tennis practice, he's so busy having fun, he's distracting himself and others from the work that needs to get done. Instead of working hard, Isaac is hardly working!With help from his teacher and m...

Issac wants to ride his bike to his buddy's house, but Mom says he needs to wear his helmet - even though it's so hot he thinks his head will melt. Or, he can stay home and be bored! Issac hates having to decide between two options that both seem awful!An empowering and amusing tale about learning how to make the best decision when your choices all involve things you really don't want to do.

As his schoolwork gets tougher, Braden becomes more frustrated. In this humorous story, Braden learns strategies to breakdown complex problems into smaller, manageable tasks and is shown practical tools for improving his memory. Word problems are more complicated. Reading passages are longer. When he's quizzed on details, they seem to be getting lost in translation. And this is carrying over to home too! With help from a caring teacher and ple...

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Focus. Focus. Focus. That's the advice Blake hears again and again but never seems to follow. Blake has a short attention span. In the classroom, he carelessly demolishes a Lego volcano in his rush to see who's outside the window. On the ball diamond, he gets his elbow and his ego bruised because of a distracting clod of dirt. In the lunchroom, he stops telling his own story to flip a bottle and ends up drenched in a puddle. The poor guy stumb...

A fun story about waiting your turn! Isaac is a second grader who struggles with waiting to be recognized by an adult. He's a little impatient, and this can get him in trouble at school and in the world. When a tough problem has him stuck, Isaac just blurts out his questions. With patience, Isaac's mom guides him through the steps of getting somebody's attention, and she helps him with the problem. Isaac understands, but needs some practice! I...

Homework, chores and a bake sale leave Blake with no time. How can his parents and teachers expect him to finish his homework, clean his room AND bake cookies for the baseball bake sale? When Mom encourages Blake to follow the 3 Ps prioritizing, planning and posting a reminder of what needs to be done he's unimpressed. But as his responsibilities pile up and his deadlines quickly approach, he has to figure out what needs doing now. Can followi...

When Amelia gets to working on a project, she has lots of great ideas. So many great ideas, in fact, that she doesn't think she needs any help from anyone. She's more than happy to go ahead and do it on her own. When Amelia's antics result in cold shoulders and unfriendly stares from friends, she soon learns that solo acts on group projects may not be the way to go. Luckily, Amelia's teacher is there to teach her some simple ways to recognize ...

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The characters in this fast-paced story face conundrums that make each of them consider solutions that are inappropriate, ill-advised, or irresponsible. Fortunately, some good old-fashioned advice coupled with a tried-and-true strategy for solving problems keeps everyone safe. Illustrations.

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Blake doesn't like it when people insist he do things RIGHT NOW. Can he learn how to take more initiative and finsh his work the right way and on time? This is the fifth book in the Executive FUNction Series."--

A Story About Showing You Care.

When things go wrong at school or home, Kyle can't shake it off and move on. With the help of a kind teacher, Kyle eventually learns how to recognize and manage his sadness by reframing his attitude and learning how to Start Acting Differently.Through this story, author Bryan Smith gives readers tools to manage and work through their feelings of sadness. Special tips for parents and educators included.

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