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Fostering Belonging & Confidence
Media Type |
audio
Podknife tags |
Kids & Family
Categories Via RSS |
Education
Kids & Family
Publication Date |
Oct 13, 2024
Episode Duration |
00:55:16

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In this episode of Reading With Your Kids Jedlie welcomed children's author Kim Larson to chat about her early reader book, "Goats Boat Won't Float." Kim explained the key differences between picture books and early readers - picture books have more complex vocabulary, while early readers focus on simple, engaging stories that new readers can tackle on their own.  Kim shared the inspiration behind her hilarious tale of a fainting goat and a flighty turkey. Turns out, she got the idea from visiting her grandkids' hobby farm and seeing those silly fainting goats in action. The book is full of slapstick humor that'll have kids giggling. We also heard from author Christine McDonald, who wrote the delightful picture book "Just Imagine a More Beautiful World." Christine's story centers on helping kids feel safe, secure, and centered - perfect for easing back-to-school jitters. She shared awesome tips for using breath work and visualization to help little ones tap into their heart energy.

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