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Mistakes Are How I Learn (Amazing Affirmations)

 Author: Kiara Wilson  Category: Elementary School, Perseverance and Determination, Positive Affirmations, Preschool, Self-Esteem  Country: United States  Language: English  Buy Now
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Mistakes Are How I Learn (Amazing Affirmations) Join author Kiara Wilson in a new series called “Amazing Affirmations.” “Mistakes Are How I Learn” is a rhyming story that involves SEL, social emotional learning. This story will help your child know that he/she is not alone when facing defeat. Tamara shares what she does when confronted with challenges. Developed to engage children, Wilson’s stories will empower children with the affirmations to overcome obstacles. With Tamara in examples children can identify with, your child will learn to develop resilience. Amazing Affirmations is the best new series Mistakes are how I learn. I will get there soon. I’ll keep dreaming big. Even if it’s flying to the moon. … “Mistakes Are How I Learn” was written for preschool, grade school, and children of all ages. Mistakes Are How I Learn: An Early Reader Rhyming Story Book for Children to Help with Perseverance and Diligence (Amazing Affirmations) Written by Kiara Wilson Source: Publisher (Kiara Wilson)

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