A Little SPOT of Anger: A Story About Managing BIG Emotions (Inspire to Create A Better You!)
Description
Price: $11.99 - $11.00 (as of Aug 12, 2024 06:18:15 UTC – Details)
It can be really hard to handle BIG Emotions,…
Reviews
Kristin Sausser –
This book and series is amazing.
As a child therapist, I LOVE the SPOT series. It is so helpful to have language to explain emotions with kids. The kids stay engaged with the books and it is a helpful tool that I will always have on hand.
Briggie –
cute book for my nephews
such a cute book, mom and dad read to my nephew, he really enjoys it
M. Spenner –
great way to handle anger
Great visual aid to use with kids and the beauty of the little poem, hand movement and big breath- it is always with them. Cute story, good examples- and leads the way to conversation about, when was a time you were angry, what happened? What if you had done this, how might it have gone differently? Practice, create- talk about it. Good conversation starter about a very real feeling.
Miklann –
Good for Toddlers & Preschoolers
My 20 month old grandson was so angry all the time after his sister was born. He loved her and was not a danger to her, but his emotions were very volatile. We read this book to him several times when he was calm. He liked it. We practiced the strategies like a game. Then when we tried them during an outburst, he fought against them – hard. Once the adults learned the best timing for intervention, it helped him calm down faster and opened a dialog about feeling sad or angry when things don’t go the way we want them to. I recommend this book!
Evelyn Hernandez –
Cute way to explain anger
I like this book because it is very important for children and adults to recognize anger, and most importantly to be able to manage it!
Nazz –
I wish there was a French version of this book!
ross –
Libretto semplice e sintetico, ma dal messaggio efficace. Acquistato per attività in classe con i bambini, con bollini colorati da applicare sulle dita.
T. –
My son has trouble to control his anger so he loves this being able to try control it and helping calm him down quicker
Rebecca Hamer –
As a teacher I had read the story “A Little Spot Of Kindness” and my students loved it and were using their spots in the playground and even at home. So when I saw this book released I was excited to read it to the class, as negative emotions are a tricky one to teach to young children. I loved how the author gave examples of situations that the students can relate to and then the best part was the little rhyme they can say to help them calm down. It was a lovely little moment when I saw in the playground straight after reading the book to the class – one of my students was telling another friend that they need to calm their angry spot down and they were both sitting there tapping their fingers and saying the rhyme. So this is awesome to use in the classroom but also at home. I will be telling my parents about the book and the strategies used in it. I hope this author decided to create a series and publish a few more books that cover a whole spectrum of both positive and negative emotions – as this is so needed for young children these days.
Amazon Customer –
My daughter loves these books. They explain emotions in an easy way. They encourage dealing with your anger rather than avoiding it or labelling it as a bad emotion. As a therapist myself, I love its given me the simple language and cooing tool to explain to my 5 yr old.
Kristin Sausser –
This book and series is amazing.
As a child therapist, I LOVE the SPOT series. It is so helpful to have language to explain emotions with kids. The kids stay engaged with the books and it is a helpful tool that I will always have on hand.
Briggie –
cute book for my nephews
such a cute book, mom and dad read to my nephew, he really enjoys it
M. Spenner –
great way to handle anger
Great visual aid to use with kids and the beauty of the little poem, hand movement and big breath- it is always with them. Cute story, good examples- and leads the way to conversation about, when was a time you were angry, what happened? What if you had done this, how might it have gone differently? Practice, create- talk about it. Good conversation starter about a very real feeling.
Miklann –
Good for Toddlers & Preschoolers
My 20 month old grandson was so angry all the time after his sister was born. He loved her and was not a danger to her, but his emotions were very volatile. We read this book to him several times when he was calm. He liked it. We practiced the strategies like a game. Then when we tried them during an outburst, he fought against them – hard. Once the adults learned the best timing for intervention, it helped him calm down faster and opened a dialog about feeling sad or angry when things don’t go the way we want them to. I recommend this book!
Evelyn Hernandez –
Cute way to explain anger
I like this book because it is very important for children and adults to recognize anger, and most importantly to be able to manage it!
Nazz –
I wish there was a French version of this book!
ross –
Libretto semplice e sintetico, ma dal messaggio efficace. Acquistato per attività in classe con i bambini, con bollini colorati da applicare sulle dita.
T. –
My son has trouble to control his anger so he loves this being able to try control it and helping calm him down quicker
Rebecca Hamer –
As a teacher I had read the story “A Little Spot Of Kindness” and my students loved it and were using their spots in the playground and even at home. So when I saw this book released I was excited to read it to the class, as negative emotions are a tricky one to teach to young children. I loved how the author gave examples of situations that the students can relate to and then the best part was the little rhyme they can say to help them calm down. It was a lovely little moment when I saw in the playground straight after reading the book to the class – one of my students was telling another friend that they need to calm their angry spot down and they were both sitting there tapping their fingers and saying the rhyme. So this is awesome to use in the classroom but also at home. I will be telling my parents about the book and the strategies used in it. I hope this author decided to create a series and publish a few more books that cover a whole spectrum of both positive and negative emotions – as this is so needed for young children these days.
Amazon Customer –
My daughter loves these books. They explain emotions in an easy way. They encourage dealing with your anger rather than avoiding it or labelling it as a bad emotion. As a therapist myself, I love its given me the simple language and cooing tool to explain to my 5 yr old.