Being a learning mentor means supporting children and helping them deal with common problems that arise time and time again and The Learning Mentor's Resource Book gives you all the resources you may ever need to do this. Each chapter opens with a discussion of the topic it covers. These will give you all the information you may need with regards to causes, examples from experience and strategies and then moves on to provide fantastic worksheets that can be used directly with children. Chapters cover bullying, self-esteem, transitions, revision, anxiety, as well as more serious issues such as drug awareness and new to this edition, internet safety and hate behavior. The book comes with a CD so you can easily print all the worksheets and is a must have resource for all those supporting children both in and out of schools.

When Amber and her father go to visit her Aunt Phoebe, she wraps herself in cloth from Ghana and learns the significance of the colors and symbols to the Ashanti people.

Places the traditional tale in a modern setting with African American characters and a slick, rapping wolf

A young child's parents get the child ready for bath, cuddling, and bed, in a playful, lulling combination of verse and illustration. By the author of To Cross a Line. For children under three.

Joshua and his father listen to the night sounds

Joshua and his sister watch a mother bird feeding its babies

A very young boy in a yellow slicker enjoys playing in the rain

Joshua goes to the shore with his family