I Feel Upset When The Cows Get In The Way - Porter, Karen White
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Ed, Ada, Ben and Cal are on the way to Deb's house to have cake and play in Deb's yard. The only problem is that the cows get in the way. The car is stuck and they try to get the cows to move. The feeling friends learn the virtue of patience and how even cows respond well when you talk nicely to them. Ben stomps his feet. Cal pleads. Ada waves her arms. Ed speaks gently and uses an 'I statement.' You will have to read this book to find out which of the feeling friends is the most persuasive. All of these friends learns how to be patient on this trip into the country surrounded by beautiful farmland where Deb lives.…mehr

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Ed, Ada, Ben and Cal are on the way to Deb's house to have cake and play in Deb's yard. The only problem is that the cows get in the way. The car is stuck and they try to get the cows to move. The feeling friends learn the virtue of patience and how even cows respond well when you talk nicely to them. Ben stomps his feet. Cal pleads. Ada waves her arms. Ed speaks gently and uses an 'I statement.' You will have to read this book to find out which of the feeling friends is the most persuasive. All of these friends learns how to be patient on this trip into the country surrounded by beautiful farmland where Deb lives.
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Karen White Porter M.Ed. NBCT is an educator and an author. She believes emotional intelligence is important for children's learning and development. Her students in Scotland, China, the USA have inspired her to write about emotion. She is author of the 'I Feel ¿ When¿' 27 book series as well as the 10 book Emotatude series to help children deal with feelings in concrete terms. Her recent book 'I Feel Magical When I Pretend' helps children explore the magic of pretending her artistic representations places a value on all our emotions. Her earlier works deal with a separate emotion such as fear, love, joy, grief, compassion, frustration, and anger.