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Hazel's Helping Hand - Likeman, John
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Tom the Lion feels lonely. He goes into the wood to see Hazel and Sid, and feels better because he has spent time with other people. The 'Tom the Lion' series of children's books is based around three animal friends: Tom the Lion, and Sid and Hazel, who are both squirrels. Each of the first five stories explores one of the New Economics Foundation's 'Five Ways to Wellbeing' and will be of particular benefit to children who have been through trauma or who struggle with their emotions. The series as a whole promotes literacy, wellbeing and mental health, and is centered on the popular Tom the…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Tom the Lion feels lonely. He goes into the wood to see Hazel and Sid, and feels better because he has spent time with other people. The 'Tom the Lion' series of children's books is based around three animal friends: Tom the Lion, and Sid and Hazel, who are both squirrels. Each of the first five stories explores one of the New Economics Foundation's 'Five Ways to Wellbeing' and will be of particular benefit to children who have been through trauma or who struggle with their emotions. The series as a whole promotes literacy, wellbeing and mental health, and is centered on the popular Tom the Lion character from 'Sleeping Lions', an app used in elementary schools in the UK to help children calm down.
Autorenporträt
John Likeman is Director of Gwylan UK Ltd., which works to improve children's wellbeing in a huge number of UK schools. He has decades of teaching experience as a successful primary school practitioner, has published educational materials and featured in the BBC 'Aiming for Excellence' documentaries. Having worked for CRIPSAT and TLC as a consultant, in an advisory capacity for the Welsh Government, and also as a lecturer in Education for the University of Wales, John was made a Fellow of Oxford University in 2015. He is passionate about building cohesive societies and making the world a better place.