- Gebundene Ausgabe: 32 Seiten
- Verlag: Igi Publishing (Juli 2010)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 0982616503
- ISBN-13: 978-0982616505
- Vom Hersteller empfohlenes Alter: 5 - 8 Jahre
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 20,4 x 26,9 x 0,8 cm
- Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 1.403.143 in Englische Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Englische Bücher)
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Book Review from Books That Heal Kids
2. November 2010
Format:Gebundene Ausgabe
As the school year progresses and new friendships are formed between students something else starts to form....conflicts. And they don't always end nicely. Anger can really mess the whole thing up. So as an elementary school counselor this is the time of year I start teaching A LOT of lessons on how to deal with your anger without hurting other kids. Howard B Wigglebottom Learns It's OK to Back Away is new to my shelf and fits in beautifully with my lessons on learning to get calm and walk away from situations. It's also a good way to demonstrate self-talk. Howard uses the phrase, "Stop, it's OK to back away." Really like that....calming statements work wonders!
4 von 5 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
A lesson for all ages
27. September 2010
Format:Gebundene Ausgabe
Sometimes you get angry
When things don't go right
And you just want to scream
And to yell and to fight
This little book teaches
It's really okay
To temper your temper
And just walk away
Ideal for young children
Who're now starting school
To show them that tantrums
Are truly un-cool
The fifth book in the series has the universal theme of anger, and some simple ways you can deal with that tight feeling in your gut before the situation gets out of hand. As usual, the catchy illustrations and simple language make the subject matter easy for young children to identify with, but this time, we can all learn something from Howard.
The world would be better
If feuding leaders
Would put down their weapons
And be "Howard" readers
Amanda Richards, September 26, 2010
When things don't go right
And you just want to scream
And to yell and to fight
This little book teaches
It's really okay
To temper your temper
And just walk away
Ideal for young children
Who're now starting school
To show them that tantrums
Are truly un-cool
The fifth book in the series has the universal theme of anger, and some simple ways you can deal with that tight feeling in your gut before the situation gets out of hand. As usual, the catchy illustrations and simple language make the subject matter easy for young children to identify with, but this time, we can all learn something from Howard.
The world would be better
If feuding leaders
Would put down their weapons
And be "Howard" readers
Amanda Richards, September 26, 2010
1 von 1 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Great book for teaching kids to walk away from conflict and re-direct their anger
15. Oktober 2011
Format:Gebundene Ausgabe
I received this book for review from the author. I did not receive any compensation for my review, and the views expressed herein are my own.
I read this book aloud to my children.
I love the name of the rabbit, Howard B. Wigglebottom. It's cute, it's funny, and accurately describes my kids who can't seem to sit still!
Howard gets taken to the principal's office at school because he does the wrong things when he does not get his way. Even when he returns home, he is still in a time-out. Howard's friend, Ali, stops by. He asks her why she doesn't get angry, and she tells him that she does just like everyone else. She said that her tummy gets all tight when she doesn't get her way and that she tells herself to "Stop; it's OK to back away," before she does the wrong thing. Then, Ali goes out and does something to feel good again, such as; jumping, kicking or throwing a ball, yelling, or counting. With Ali's help, Howard learns to redirect his anger.
We, too, do time-outs in our household for inappropriate behaviour and that includes when they are having a tantrum. The kids are more than welcome to rejoin the household once they have cooled off. I agree with the "back away" aspect of the book's lesson. In the suggestions for lessons and reflections at the back of the book, Binkow suggests listening to our tummies which might feel "tight or shaky or upset." That part of the lesson was a little hard for my kids to grasp, especially my 3 year-old. Speaking for myself, I don't generally get an upset tummy when I'm angry. Rather, my heart gets pumping and my face usually gets red!
We see a different side of Howard in this book. In the previous one we read (Howard B. Wigglebottom Learns About Mud and Rainbows), we see Howard as more of a "hero." In this one, Ali is the "hero" and Howard is the one that needs her help. I love that Binkow shows the "give-and-take" of the friendship between Howard and Ali and that nobody (not even cute Howard B. Wigglebottom) is perfect!
My kids really like Cornelison's illustrations. My 3 year-old especially got a kick out of seeing Howard's angry "Ninja Bunny" face.
Overall, I really liked this book but not as much as the other Binkow book that we just read (Howard B. Wigglebottom Learns About Mud and Rainbows). One thing in particular that I really like about this series is that it stimulates further discussion with my kids *after* we have read the book. Any book that does that gets my thumbs-up!
Although this is Book #5 of the series, each story is independent and can be read out of order.
MY RATING: 4 stars!! We really liked this book and recommend it!
I read this book aloud to my children.
I love the name of the rabbit, Howard B. Wigglebottom. It's cute, it's funny, and accurately describes my kids who can't seem to sit still!
Howard gets taken to the principal's office at school because he does the wrong things when he does not get his way. Even when he returns home, he is still in a time-out. Howard's friend, Ali, stops by. He asks her why she doesn't get angry, and she tells him that she does just like everyone else. She said that her tummy gets all tight when she doesn't get her way and that she tells herself to "Stop; it's OK to back away," before she does the wrong thing. Then, Ali goes out and does something to feel good again, such as; jumping, kicking or throwing a ball, yelling, or counting. With Ali's help, Howard learns to redirect his anger.
We, too, do time-outs in our household for inappropriate behaviour and that includes when they are having a tantrum. The kids are more than welcome to rejoin the household once they have cooled off. I agree with the "back away" aspect of the book's lesson. In the suggestions for lessons and reflections at the back of the book, Binkow suggests listening to our tummies which might feel "tight or shaky or upset." That part of the lesson was a little hard for my kids to grasp, especially my 3 year-old. Speaking for myself, I don't generally get an upset tummy when I'm angry. Rather, my heart gets pumping and my face usually gets red!
We see a different side of Howard in this book. In the previous one we read (Howard B. Wigglebottom Learns About Mud and Rainbows), we see Howard as more of a "hero." In this one, Ali is the "hero" and Howard is the one that needs her help. I love that Binkow shows the "give-and-take" of the friendship between Howard and Ali and that nobody (not even cute Howard B. Wigglebottom) is perfect!
My kids really like Cornelison's illustrations. My 3 year-old especially got a kick out of seeing Howard's angry "Ninja Bunny" face.
Overall, I really liked this book but not as much as the other Binkow book that we just read (Howard B. Wigglebottom Learns About Mud and Rainbows). One thing in particular that I really like about this series is that it stimulates further discussion with my kids *after* we have read the book. Any book that does that gets my thumbs-up!
Although this is Book #5 of the series, each story is independent and can be read out of order.
MY RATING: 4 stars!! We really liked this book and recommend it!
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