Stop acting so Silly!

Joking and silliness can help children connect with those around them, and feel less worried about fitting in. The problem with silliness is when it goes too far or happens in the wrong place and at the wrong time. Children need to learn how to stop or how to slow down a little.

Why is Tip Tipper confused? He doesn't know the right time to act silly and the right time to act serious.
Boys and girls are becoming more and more annoyed with Tip's behavior. Will he find a way to act so he can romp in the grass and high-five with his classmates?

This fun picture book is a great way to teach children social skills in everyday situations such as on the playground or in the classroom, Children will learn how to breathe through difficult emotions and feelings, and learn how to stop and think before acting.

* Helps kids understand when it is OK to be silly and when it's not
* Helps children develop social skills and self-regulation
* Teaching impulsive kids to "pause" and breathe through big feelings
* Kids learn how to behave, manage worries and adapt to change
* Teaching kids how to be polite and make friends

A story with a great message:
"A great book about social skills, self-regulation, and making friends. I read it with my 6-year-old granddaughter."

"My kids loved the book! It has a positive message for children trying to "fit in".

The social-emotional book for kids:

' Great story with captivating writing
* Colorful, high-quality illustrations
* Engaging, grabs children's attention
* Perfect for kindergarten and elementary school

This story is perfect for boys and girls ages 6-10 or even a bit younger or older. An invaluable resource for parents, grandparents, teachers, school counselors, and anyone who works with kids.

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