Behaviour Matters: Lemur Feels Let Down - A Book About Disappointment
A children’s picture book that fictionally explores disappointment and how to handle it, with a gentle, hopeful message. The central theme is emotional literacy and resilience, inviting young readers to name their feelings and discover simple, practical ways to cope. It’s suitable for children under 5, families, and early primary readers who enjoy a warm, reassuring tale.
The story-led, illustrated experience uses bright, friendly art and approachable language to present everyday moments of frustration—like a breakfast mishap turning into a series of small disappointments—and follows a curious young creature as they explore turning those moments into something manageable. Alongside the narrative, practical activities and talking prompts help grown-ups and children discuss feelings and behaviour in a natural, supportive way.
For education or home use, the book introduces concepts such as emotional recognition, self-regulation, and social awareness in an accessible, enjoyable format. It encourages conversations that build vocabulary for feelings, fosters patience, and shows that different strategies can help calm upset moments. The tone remains light and funny, making difficult feelings feel manageable rather than scary.
- Key content elements or activities: story about disappointment, simple discussions about feelings, and practical activities to practice coping strategies with a grown-up.
- Learning outcomes or reader engagement: emotional literacy, self-regulation, empathy, and improved communication about emotions and behaviour.
- Illustration or writing style: warm, humorous illustrations paired with clear, friendly narration designed for early readers.
- Interactive or standout features: family-friendly prompts and ideas to extend learning through conversation and collaborative activities.
After finishing, readers gain language to describe their feelings and practical ways to approach disappointment with curiosity and calm. It builds confidence to express emotions, encourages ongoing exploration of feelings, and leaves a positive, lasting impression that supports everyday life and school readiness.
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Behaviour Matters: Lemur Feels Let Down - A Book About Disappointment
Behaviour Matters: Lemur Feels Let Down - A Book About Disappointment
A children’s picture book that fictionally explores disappointment and how to handle it, with a gentle, hopeful message. The central theme is emotional literacy and resilience, inviting young readers to name their feelings and discover simple, practical ways to cope. It’s suitable for children under 5, families, and early primary readers who enjoy a warm, reassuring tale.
The story-led, illustrated experience uses bright, friendly art and approachable language to present everyday moments of frustration—like a breakfast mishap turning into a series of small disappointments—and follows a curious young creature as they explore turning those moments into something manageable. Alongside the narrative, practical activities and talking prompts help grown-ups and children discuss feelings and behaviour in a natural, supportive way.
For education or home use, the book introduces concepts such as emotional recognition, self-regulation, and social awareness in an accessible, enjoyable format. It encourages conversations that build vocabulary for feelings, fosters patience, and shows that different strategies can help calm upset moments. The tone remains light and funny, making difficult feelings feel manageable rather than scary.
- Key content elements or activities: story about disappointment, simple discussions about feelings, and practical activities to practice coping strategies with a grown-up.
- Learning outcomes or reader engagement: emotional literacy, self-regulation, empathy, and improved communication about emotions and behaviour.
- Illustration or writing style: warm, humorous illustrations paired with clear, friendly narration designed for early readers.
- Interactive or standout features: family-friendly prompts and ideas to extend learning through conversation and collaborative activities.
After finishing, readers gain language to describe their feelings and practical ways to approach disappointment with curiosity and calm. It builds confidence to express emotions, encourages ongoing exploration of feelings, and leaves a positive, lasting impression that supports everyday life and school readiness.
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A children’s picture book that fictionally explores disappointment and how to handle it, with a gentle, hopeful message. The central theme is emotional literacy and resilience, inviting young readers to name their feelings and discover simple, practical ways to cope. It’s suitable for children under 5, families, and early primary readers who enjoy a warm, reassuring tale.
The story-led, illustrated experience uses bright, friendly art and approachable language to present everyday moments of frustration—like a breakfast mishap turning into a series of small disappointments—and follows a curious young creature as they explore turning those moments into something manageable. Alongside the narrative, practical activities and talking prompts help grown-ups and children discuss feelings and behaviour in a natural, supportive way.
For education or home use, the book introduces concepts such as emotional recognition, self-regulation, and social awareness in an accessible, enjoyable format. It encourages conversations that build vocabulary for feelings, fosters patience, and shows that different strategies can help calm upset moments. The tone remains light and funny, making difficult feelings feel manageable rather than scary.
- Key content elements or activities: story about disappointment, simple discussions about feelings, and practical activities to practice coping strategies with a grown-up.
- Learning outcomes or reader engagement: emotional literacy, self-regulation, empathy, and improved communication about emotions and behaviour.
- Illustration or writing style: warm, humorous illustrations paired with clear, friendly narration designed for early readers.
- Interactive or standout features: family-friendly prompts and ideas to extend learning through conversation and collaborative activities.
After finishing, readers gain language to describe their feelings and practical ways to approach disappointment with curiosity and calm. It builds confidence to express emotions, encourages ongoing exploration of feelings, and leaves a positive, lasting impression that supports everyday life and school readiness.
