Sep 10, 2020
VENTURA, Calif., Sept. 10, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Parents can use some help. Children need social skills.
Delia Bread's release comes at a serendipitous time in education. With so many youngsters learning from home, social/emotional development skills needn't fall by the wayside.
Delia Bread, What Can You Do Instead? is already getting superb reviews from teachers, programming executives, behavioralists, parents, and other authors. Just recently, it garnered a spot as #3 in Hot New Releases on Amazon.
Cover of Delia Bread, What Can You Do Instead?
The author, Carra Robertson, is a parent of four, and has been an elementary school educator for over two decades. Since 2006, she has been working in her local school district with students on the Autism Spectrum. Carra observes how "social-emotional skills are essential for all children."
Carra also feels, "It's important to teach with humor. When we're laughing, we are present and vulnerable. That's the best time to sneak in a lesson."
Kids, parents, grandparents, and teachers will embrace this food-themed world and its whimsical characters. The illustrations provide visual stimulation, while the social skills are delivered in rhyme to intrigue the ear.
Themes: Growth mindset, Tolerance, Diversity, Personal Values, Humor, Friendship, Family Values, Social/Emotional Development
Saturday Sept 12th at 10am PT, the book will have its world debut, read aloud by the author, on Facebook Live. There will also be a Q & A. Click here for Eventbrite FREE tickets.
Delia Bread is available on Amazon in Kindle and Paperback.
Please contact Carra Robertson for materials, questions, and bookings. Thank you!
Contact: CarraRobertson.com
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