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MySELF Readers: I Believe in Myself, Sml Bk Single Copy Set of 6 (NL-2272) image 1
Item: 23999058
Model: NL-2272

Develop positive behavior through reading and discussions about emotions and social interaction. Stories told from the perspectives of diverse children enable students to learn about relationships and feelings! MySELF's I Believe in Myself books inspire self-motivation, goal-setting, and optimism. The inside front cover of each book offers teaching tips to ease conversations about behavior while building reading skills to meet Common Core Standards. The inside back cover offers post-reading questions and real world connection opportunities.Four theme sets emphasize the abilities and character traits that enable people to work with others, learn effectively, and play important roles in their families and communities..Self Awareness/Diversity.Grades PK - 2.Ellen Garcia.Pack of 6.7 5/8"H x 6"W

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About Social Skills Curriculum Books

Social skills curriculum books are essential resources designed to help students develop interpersonal skills, emotional intelligence, and effective communication. These books provide structured activities and lessons that foster social awareness and relationship-building, crucial for personal and academic success.

Targeted at various age groups, these curriculum books cater to different developmental stages, ensuring that learners acquire the necessary skills at the right time. They promote understanding of emotions, empathy, and conflict resolution through engaging content.

When selecting social skills curriculum books, consider those that offer a variety of interactive activities, such as role-playing scenarios and group discussions. Look for materials that align with specific grade levels to ensure age-appropriate learning experiences that resonate with students.

Additionally, books that incorporate social-emotional learning principles can enhance the overall educational experience. Resources featuring comprehensive lesson plans and assessments can help educators track progress and adapt teaching methods to meet diverse student needs.