Good Habits by Penny Tassoni (Time to ...) Berkualitas - Go to Bed

From leading Early Years expert Penny Tassoni MBE, Time To... picture books use simple words and colourful illustrations to help young children understand all-important everyday skills. Featuring practical advice and tips for practitioners, carers and parents, these books will help you explore positive behaviour with children in a fun and friendly way. Time to Eat Sometimes mealtimes can be a battle with young children, especially when they don #39;t want to try new foods. How can we best help children understand that it can take time to like a new food? And how can we develop their vocabulary so they can articulate how they are feeling about food? Time to Make Friends From shy to confident, quiet to enthusiastic, all children have different personalities and sometimes they just need a little help when it comes to making friends. How can we best help children communicate clearly and build strong friendships? Time to Share Everyone knows how difficult it is to get young children to share with others and we need strategies to help them understand why it #39;s important – this book will encourages children to share in a positive way! Time to Go to Bed Not all children enjoy going to bed, and a good bedtime routine can be hard to master. This book explains to children why everyone needs sleep, and how being tired can make us unhappy or act in a really silly way! Time to Care This charming book demonstrates to children how they can show they care, such as by helping out at home and saying please and thank you. It explains that all living things need caring for, including plants and animals. Time to Tidy up Playtime can involve a wealth of resources from toys and blocks to books and paint, but sometimes putting all of these items away can be a battle. A picture book that puts a positive spin on why tidying up can be. Time to Get Dressed Getting dressed can be tricky at first, so lots of children need a helping hand. This delightful book shows children how some clothes keep