Fox Gets Focused - Crossman, Bonnie
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Fox is a friendly and impulsive character. His brain works so fast that sometimes he gets distracted and does things he doesn't mean to. When he is focused and paying attention, he can be very creative. Can Fox control his impulses and get focused? This is a book for impulsive kids that can help them get focused on the present moment to become highly creative. Fox realizes he needs to be considerate of others after impulsively acting out. He then apologizes and does something nice for the one he has offended and everything works out well. This is a fun way to learn about impulse control and is…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Fox is a friendly and impulsive character. His brain works so fast that sometimes he gets distracted and does things he doesn't mean to. When he is focused and paying attention, he can be very creative. Can Fox control his impulses and get focused? This is a book for impulsive kids that can help them get focused on the present moment to become highly creative. Fox realizes he needs to be considerate of others after impulsively acting out. He then apologizes and does something nice for the one he has offended and everything works out well. This is a fun way to learn about impulse control and is a good resource for young kids with ADHD. In the second book of the Folk Art Animals series, Bonnie Crossman captures the comical (but serious!) impulsive behaviors of one hyper-active fox and the social interaction that ensues. Children and adults alike will love this beautiful and visually unique children's picture book about self-regulation and impulse control.
Autorenporträt
Bonnie Crossman used to be a shy little girl who learned to be brave. She is not afraid of the dark, or spiders, or making friends. Originally from the east coast of the United States, she now travels the world and lives part time in South America! Bonnie and her two grown up children belong to a family of artists deeply rooted in a love for nature, animals, and children. Her mission is to impart lighthearted humor to both children and adults, all the while delivering valuable lessons on the journey of growing up.