Bøger af Jeannette Teresa Sabatini

Kids worry about so many things! But God has a solution that releases kids from worry and keeps them from growing into totally stressed-out teenagers! That solution is His promise to TAKE ON and TAKE OVER all worry if it is given to Him with prayer and faith. Boxes for God teaches kids how to do just that! Boxes for God provides a simple visual tool (a box) that helps kids envision releasing their worries to God, worries that can include being bullied, making and keeping friends, getting good grades, images of war, team performance, family issues, etc. It explains that God wants children to focus on enjoying the good things about life and doing good things in His name rather than worrying. The message is supplemented with verses from the Easy-to-Read Bible that are easy to understand, inspiring and confidence-building. It has a fun-to-read rhyming pattern that keeps a young person's attention and delightful illustrations that kids can color in. God does not want kids to miss out on the help and security He provides, especially since a child who learns to rely on God will grow into an adult who relies on God! That being said, Boxes for God is a good reminder for adults who worry!

There are times when a child doesn't realize that he or she has done or said something that has hurt someone else's feelings. Tears may be running down another's face, yet the child who caused the reaction may not connect it with their behavior. This book reminds kids that by looking at another's face, he or she can tell if a person is happy or sad. A sad look can signal that something is wrong and that a child should step back and consider whether he or she is saying or doing something that may be hurting another's feelings. The child who is telling his own story in this book realizes that he needs to start being alert to physical signals in order to make and keep friends.

Children sometimes tease because making others look bad makes them feel good about themselves and important to others. In this story, a child who starts teasing a friend in order to feel superior finds out why doing so can end a friendship. Have a Bully-Free Day! poem stories are perfect for students in preschool and the early grades of elementary school. They feature scenarios that are familiar to all children and provide lessons on the rewards of being kind, friendly and open to all who want to play. These lessons are valuable to all children since everyone makes a poor behavior choice at some point.