Sentences with phrase «book explains to children»

This book explains to children that we all carry an invisible bucket in which we keep our feelings about ourselves.

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C. S. Lewis identified this sort of discourse in The Abolition of Man where he explained how the grammar book of «Gaius» and «Titius» propagandizes rather than educates, having wormed into the inner recesses of the child's mind: «It is not a theory they put into his mind, but an assumption, which ten years hence, its origin forgotten and its presence unconscious, will condition him to take one side in a controversy which he has never recognized as a controversy at all.»

Where Many Babies Come From a children's book dedicated to explaining a child's unique reproductive beginnings whether it be IVF, egg donation, sperm donation, surrogacy or adoption.

Plenty of newborn and baby gifts, and some books on how to explain adoption to children, but in a time when adoption has become more acceptable and open, still very little to actually celebrate families created through adoption.

«One of my favorite stories is a mother who said that she used the book to explain to her child that she had autism like Julia.

The book is aimed at children 5 + so is everything is explained very simply, but my 4 year old was very interested and was happy to read the whole book.

This simple paperback book is an age - appropriate way for parents to share a story with young children that helps explain when a baby dies.

Written for parents - to - be, families, friends, and health professionals, this book uses first - hand knowledge and personal anecdotes to shed light on a somewhat clandestine technique and explain the issues people face as they consider raising DI children.

As Dr. Marc Weissbluth explains in his book, «Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child,» you want your baby to associate her crib with sleeping and sleeping only.

The chapter explains how the book is divided up: building connections so that your child works with you because they want to; knowing yourself and your child by understanding temperament triggers, stress, and medical factors — all impacts behavior; and lastly emotional development.

If you have toys that are animals, or have them in a book, you can point to them and explain, and it's just another way to expand the child's knowledge.

You can also use potty training books or DVDs to explain the bathroom to your child.

This book helps explain to children the reason a parent is deployed and helps relieve some of the fears they may have.

These books help explain what will happen once the baby is home and help older children learn how to deal with feelings of jealousy and confusion.

Perfect for introducing your child to the concept, but you'll need a different book if you actually want to explain details.

This book is written for men and women, fathers and mothers, and it also explains how to keep your marriage alive while enduring the crippling pain of losing a child.

You may be at a loss as to how to explain it, so looking for books and shows that tell it in a child friendly manner can be your best bet.

In fact, as explained in Maryann Jacobsen, RD and Jill Castle, RD's book «Fearless Feeding» (I highly recommend this book by the way), children have more taste buds than adults do, making them much more sensitive to bitter compounds found in foods like vegetables (this is one of the reasons your child may suddenly reject vegetables).

It would take an entire book to explain how flawed the NSLP has become, how, starting in the 1970s and 80s, the program morphed from an anti-hunger initiative into one in which school districts were so starved of cash by the federal government (thank you, Ronald Reagan) that school children came to be seen as «customers» whose palates must be pleased at all costs, with heavier reliance on junk food a la carte sales and «carnival food» menus.

I came up with a wild idea that I would write a little book about peanut allergies that would teach the other preschool children why Morgan wouldn't be sharing their snacks and that would also explain to them what an allergic reaction looked like.

This is a great book to explain (especially to girls) that one small bite of a peanut can be lethal to a child with peanut allergies.

Check out my book «Max Learns about Time - outs» on Amazon.com for a good way to explain to a child what a time - out is.

I do believe in encouraging book sellers to stop selling offensive books and so does Milli Hill at Peaceful Parenting who explains why Amazon should stop selling books which promote Child Abuse, especially To Train Up A Chilto stop selling offensive books and so does Milli Hill at Peaceful Parenting who explains why Amazon should stop selling books which promote Child Abuse, especially To Train Up A ChilTo Train Up A Child.

I usually start by simply explaining that it is somewhat controversial, that I have personally chosen not to take that route in caring for my children, and that there is a lot of information easily available that can explain the different opinions and concerns that exist about the book.

«A great book called What to Expect When Mommy's Having a Baby, by Heidi Murkoff, explains the whole process very simply, and you can read as much or as little as you want to fit your child's developmental level.

Before I had my first child, the hospital where I planned to give birth had childbirth classes and handed out a resource book that explained everything from pregnancy, to delivery, and finally nursing.

You will need to read books together and even watch a video on childbirth together, and explain to your child that there will be blood and that you may be screaming or crying.

If you're moving midyear, ask your child's old teacher for a letter explaining what books he's been reading and what math units he's conquered, so his new teacher will know how to help him.

And the book explains some of the more advanced therapies and how to determine whether or not such treatments would benefit their child.

Dr. Natasha Campbell - McBride in her book about the GAPS Diet explains that she has seen a correlation between vegan girls and a later incidence of eating disorders... this is sad and families should do their research before allowing children to choose their own diets.

She explains to some rambunctious children on a field trip exactly what the Book of Life is and introduces the characters as little wooden dolls.

«Our Reading at Home program asks children to log their reading books and hours,» explained principal Bridget Braney.

Members of the class of 2012 explain what the HGSE tradition of carrying children's books at commencement means to them.

In his first book on this subject, Cultural Literacy: What Every American Needs to Know, published in 1987, he explained why all children and adults need to learn the words, phrases, idioms, ideas, and other information that are an essential part of contemporary society and culture.

For the other books, I wrote the section at the end, «For Parents, Teachers and Other Adults,» explaining the math underlying the story and providing ways to involve children with the mathematical ideas.»

These are the precious moments when a teacher can listen attentively to a child explain how to do a math problem, engage in discussions with her about her writing, or hear her predictions about a book's outcome.

A new book which explains the main issues of Brexit to young readers has been released by children's publisher, Raintree.

The project supplies student - made books to children in refugee camps around the world, Hockert explains to Education World.

«All schools should be the base for a productive social enterprise so that children associate learning with work, get pleasure from working productively together and contributing to a business,» he explains in his book Innovation — What's Next - 21 Ideas for the 21st Century.

Books Without Borders (BWB) helps students «gain an understanding of what it must be like to live in a refugee camp and how important books and school supplies are to open up the world to children,» explains HocBooks Without Borders (BWB) helps students «gain an understanding of what it must be like to live in a refugee camp and how important books and school supplies are to open up the world to children,» explains Hocbooks and school supplies are to open up the world to children,» explains Hockert.

A cooler - headed Esquith later explained the book's theme on National Public Radio: «If I could care so much I didn't even know my hair was on fire, I was moving in the right direction as a teacher — when I realized that you have to ignore all the crap, and the children are the only thing that matter.»

As Bush strategist Karl Rove explained in his book Courage and Consequence: «When Bush said education was the civil rights struggle of our time or that the absence of an accountability system in our schools meant black, brown, poor, and rural children were getting left behind, it gave listeners important information about his respect and concern for every family and deepened the impression that he was a different kind of Republican whom suburban voters... could be proud to support.»

This little book will explain how to systematically and effectively teach creative writing to children of all ages.

To explain what this is all about is author Alfie Kohn in an article adapted from the author's new book The Myth of the Spoiled Child: Challenging the Conventional Wisdom about Children and Parenting, just published by Da Capo Press.

These six sparkling poetry books speak to young readers of all ages, addressing a symphony of subjects with creativity, humor and style.STARTING SMALLIn the introduction to Wee Rhymes: Baby's First Poetry Book, longtime collaborators Jane Yolen and artist Jane Dyer explain how vital poetry is: «Children who are given poetry early will have a fullness inside.

She asks him to explain why children's books are so difficult to sell and share any lessons he learned in what turned out to be a failed Kindle..

«The other area that we're going to be spending a lot of focus on over the next couple of months is to be looking at children's book discovery,» explained Tamblyn as to how Kobo plans to address the issues that pertain solely to children's and juvenile literature.

So much growth in the children's market has had to do with getting more titles available, and Tamblyn explained that there's a huge amount of chicken - and - egg happening in terms of parents not buying books because the books weren't available, while publishers felt that the children's market wasn't viable because parents didn't buy ebooks.

I blamed exhaustion, the demands of the children, my basement workspace, anything to explain why the process was so difficult, so unlike writing the first book.

The primary difference is the ability for parents to receive metrics that explain dynamics such as how long their children spent interacting with a specific title, how the young readers fared on the extras like finding words embedded in the text, and at what level based on the Common Core standards (adopted in 42 states so far) their children are selecting books.