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Stories for children to inspire emotional growth.
Our Cast' Bio
Fat Bear
Friendly Bear
Friendly Bear
• Big gentle giant • Observer • Responsible • Self contained • Oversees and is big brother to FRB and PP • Silent when sad – hangs head • Feels discriminated against versus little bears on basis of size • Seldom talks but when feels left out says “what about me”? • Gruff voice • Likes to watch soccer with his Dad • Loves Smarties and eats the red ones onlly • Likes the song “Teddy Bear's Picnic"
Friendly Bear
Friendly Bear
Friendly Bear
• Sensitive • Quiet • Can get sad • Shy • Looks up to FB • When doesn’t have enough love gets ‘Teddy Bear Fever’ – eyes glaze over and looks really sick • Mommies boy – needs his Mom • Plays “Yukon” solitaire with Mum on the computer • Peepy little voice • Sometimes sucks his paw • Has paw sores and had to have new ones sewn on was brave as no teddy anaesthetic • Eats brown Smarties • Loves his big cousin “Stanley” who is a huge bear who is identical in style and was rescued at a rummage sale
Paddy Paws
Friendly Bear
Paddy Paws
• Precocious • Loud • Irresponsible • Outspoken • Bosses her brothers • Demands attention and hugs • When sad says “sniff” • Plays “Stepping Stone” on the computer with Mum – other bears tease her because it is easy and always gets out & she has no patience & likes to win. • Little voice • Tells you what she thinks • Says “hmm, hmm, hmm” when thinking or not pleased with what is happening • Opinionated • Eats pink Smarties • Talkative
What will your child share?
What will your child share?
What will your child share?
At the end of each book in the series, you will find a short list of questions designed to stimulate discussion around the emotions highlighted in the text.
Explore Feelings and Encourage Dialogue
Sample: Fear/Anxiety
What will your child share?
What will your child share?
With our activity sheets we reinforce emotions that are featured in the children's books. Reinforcing emotional intelligence and growth.
(Printable direct from the desktop)
Learning how to deal with fears and anxieties early teaches young ones how to cope with these experiences and challenges later in real life situations
Sample: Shy/Bashful
What will your child share?
Sample: Shy/Bashful
Shy children may sometimes feel lonely and may develop low self-esteem, Share a time when you were bashful.
With our activity sheets we reinforce emotions that are featured in the series. (Printable direct from the desktop)
Emotional Growth Activity Sheets 8.5" x 11" printable
