Publisher's Synopsis
It comes with an affirmation and a guide/questionnaire for kids to write theirs, after which they can add a photo and picture frame. What makes you want to give up? It comes with an affirmation and a guide/questionnaire for kids to write theirs, after which they can add a photograph and picture frame then put it up to recite when they need to. What makes you want to give up? Sometimes when kids struggle to learn, they can feel as if they will never get it right!BOOK DESCRIPTIONZehi can read lots of words. Well, as long as they don't have the letters 'p, ' or 'b, ' or' 'd' in them! What will it take for Zehi to learn to read words with these letters? If a child you know struggles to identify letters of the alphabet, he or she will find this book a fun and exciting read. Take the pressure of learning off your child and enjoy reading Zehi's story as she learns to identify these challenging letters of the Alphabet. You and your child will see the humor in Zehi's approach to learning.This book encourages kids to practice and come up with creative ways to help them remember what they learn. It is suitable for kids with special needs, dyslexia, learning difficulties, and delays. Read What People are Saying About this Fantastic Book! A wonderful story about a little girl struggling with "b, d, and p." Zehi is learning to read and is getting frustrated that she keeps confusing them. She is persistent though and finds her own mnemonic device to help her remember. She finally gets it and is super excited. I am sure we all remember a moment in our childhood when we finally figured something out and how satisfying that was... this is essentially what this book is all about. I love the message about never giving up and the potential this book has for classroom use. Gonna be recommending this one to some teacher friends for sure. Check out @thephonicsmap for more. Children's Bookshelf Great Book!It was great following Zeh'is story about her experience with the letters b, p, and d. After her attempts and struggled, then through the encouragement of her family. It was a neat surprise to see interactive activities at the end for the reader to engage in. I believe this book can help you own little ones in their struggles with these letters. T. Z.
