This activity coloring book contains 70-lb. paper perfect for crayons, colored pencils, and markers. It is a creative, hands-on companion to Why Won't You Go to School, Kiki Kangaroo? Designed to support emotional growth, confidence, and self-expression. Each page of the original story is included in black and white, inviting children to use their imagination and color Kiki's world their way. Kiki Kangaroo is usually full of bounce, but not today. He's feeling anxious and sure school isn't for him. With a strict teacher, loud events, and too many rules, it's all overwhelming. Luckily, Mom-Jill…mehr
This activity coloring book contains 70-lb. paper perfect for crayons, colored pencils, and markers. It is a creative, hands-on companion to Why Won't You Go to School, Kiki Kangaroo? Designed to support emotional growth, confidence, and self-expression. Each page of the original story is included in black and white, inviting children to use their imagination and color Kiki's world their way. Kiki Kangaroo is usually full of bounce, but not today. He's feeling anxious and sure school isn't for him. With a strict teacher, loud events, and too many rules, it's all overwhelming. Luckily, Mom-Jill and Granny-Roo help him feel safe, seen, and ready to try again. This book includes: Critical thinking questions that invite reflection on feelings, friendships, and problem-solving Activity pages including word searches, matching games, journal prompts, and sensory check-ins A gentle format perfect for crayons, colored pencils and markers, ideal for screen-free engagement Whether used alone or with the original picture book, this activity guide is a powerful tool for parents, teachers, and counselors to deepen conversations about emotional regulation, anxiety, and the bravery it takes to try again. Color. Reflect. Problem-solve. Grow.
Libby Hikind is a children's author, educator, curriculum writer, and founder of GrantWatch.com. For over 29 years in the New York City public school system, she taught Balanced Literacy, business careers, entrepreneurship, computers, and social studies. She also developed entrepreneurship, literacy, social studies, and anti-bullying curricula, always focusing on practical learning, critical thinking, and emotional growth.Libby writes as a mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother with her multigenerational family in mind. Her books encourage children ages 4 to 13 to explore responsibility, empathy, teamwork, and values-based decision-making through imaginative stories grounded in real-world themes. Many of the background photographs in her books are taken by Libby herself, woven together with whimsical illustrations to create visually rich and engaging experiences for young readers.Libby's work reflects her lifelong mission: to educate, inspire, and give back. Whether through storytelling, curriculum design, or community-building through grants, she continues to empower others with the tools to learn, grow, and thrive.
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