Bøger af Lyn Kang

Learn about responsible decision-making in Double Trouble! The Figuring Life Out series teaches children social-emotional skills through relatable stories. The year is 2127. Electric cars whizz around like mini planes in the sky, and glass buildings are connected by aerial tubes where public commuters whoosh through on space skateboards. But some things are still the way they have always been, like sibling rivalry.Olive is desperate to become as fast as her brother Caleb at space skateboarding. After all, they are twins with the same genes. One day, in a bid to outshine Caleb, Olive makes a rash decision which leads to unpleasant consequences.Figuring Life Out is a book series offering relatable stories that help children to better understand and appreciate themselves while developing positive relationships with others. From an otter going through friendship woes to a group of friends dealing with competition stress, these engaging tales introduce readers to valuable social-emotional skills* such as self-awareness, stress management, conflict resolution, responding to bullying and responsible decision-making.

Lizzy can't understand why her girl pals have suddenly shut her out of their cosy clique, via text no less! They have turned utterly mean and she's both bewildered and hurt. Why do best friends sometimes morph into the worst bullies ever? Join Lizzy as she realises how things are often not what they seem. The Series Figuring Life Out is a book series offering relatable stories that help children to better understand and appreciate themselves while developing positive relationships with others. From an otter going through friendship woes to a group of friends dealing with competition stress, these engaging tales introduce readers to valuable social-emotional skills* such as: Self-awareness, stress management, conflict resolution, responding to bullying and responsible decision-making. *These skills tie back to the core social-emotional competencies stated in the Ministry of Education's 21st Century Competencies.

Learn about conflict resolution in The Impossible Cube! The Figuring Life Out series teaches children social-emotional skills through relatable stories. Danish is so tired of his parents fighting all the time. He wishes they would just stop, or at least fight when he's not there to hear them. At every opportunity, he retreats into his room, where he tries to improve his speed at solving the Rubik's cube, his only 'safe space' these days. At school, he freezes every time a potential confrontation looms, or runs and hides when conflict stares him in the face. But despite his best efforts, one day, all of this spirals out of control. Danish discovers that conflict cannot be solved by avoiding it.Figuring Life Out is a book series offering relatable stories that help children to better understand and appreciate themselves while developing positive relationships with others. From an otter going through friendship woes to a group of friends dealing with competition stress, these engaging tales introduce readers to valuable social-emotional skills such as self-awareness, stress management, conflict resolution, responding to bullying and responsible decision-making.