Read the book “Owl DooleyDoo: Christmas, Sickies and Other Matters” to find out:
HOW THE LITTLE OWL LEARNS TO FLY
WHAT HAPPENED WHEN A SICKDAY VISITED DOOLEY-DOO
THE SHORTEST WAY TO CHRISTMAS
This book goes back in time when DooleyDoo was a teeny-weeny owl.
You are presented with three tales that:
* help to know oneself better
* teach to identify body signals and form recovery skills when sick
* develop independence and self-regulation
* strengthen consistency, persistence and positive stubbornness to achieve personal goals
* develop empathy and social skills
* illustrate the importance of support
* strengthen self-confidence which leads to true miracles
* foster the ability to create festive mood and take part in the celebration
* encourage creativity
* stimulate language development.
You will also find several short poems to help you out if you ever unexpectedly have a sickday and nothing and nobody makes you smile :)
Happy reading! May the tales about Owl DooleyDoo fill your home with joy!
The book “Owl DooleyDoo and the Yawnickles” will let you know:
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN DREAMFLOWERS START BLOOMING IN THE FARAWAY WOOD
WHY DOOLEY-DOO KEEPS CATCHING YAWNICKLES
ABOUT THE ADVENTURES IN THE MAGICAL WOOD
This whole book is devoted to SLEEP.
You will find five tales here – some of them are shorter while others are relatively longer. These tales will:
* help children calm down and get to sleep
* develop their skills to fall asleep on their own
* represent sleep as a wonderful fellow you are always willing to meet
* invite you create personal bedtime rituals
* let you know what to do when you get into a dream you do not like.
The book ends with a poem Evening Fellow. You can either read it or hum it – it will then turn into a lullaby.
The stories in this book foster imagination and train memory, strengthen emotional and social intelligence, accelerate language development, expand vocabulary and are perfect for creating personal rituals.
Read these tales about Owl DooleyDoo to lead the children to the Kingdom of Sleep, providing them with magical tools to feel calmer, safer and braver. These tools may become handy in a dream, right? Or maybe upon waking up in the middle of the night? Leaving children soft asleep at night, we leave them on their own – not only in their dreams, but also in the night time.
The Kingdom of Sleep – that’s the very first place where we let our little children go on their own... Let’s give them the power to enjoy sleep, rest and dreaming experience in general.
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The book “Owl DooleyDoo and the Day OH-SO-BO-O-RING” will reveal:
THE THINGS LITTLE OWL DISCOVERED WHEN BOREDOM STRUCK
WHY DOOLEY-DOO COLLECTS HAPPY MEMORIES
BEST RECIPES FOR A SURPRISE DAY
The tales in this book:
* encourage creativity
* develop independence and self-regulation
* provide with important and easily applicable knowledge on how to control emotions
* stimulate language development
* enhance attentiveness, empathy and social skills
* teach how to communicate and collaborate.
The book begins with a short Letter from the Author providing several simple yet worthy suggestions on how to read it.
While at the end of the book you can find new insights on the tales about Dooley the Owl by several psychologists along with their advice for the readers on how to get most of the therapy tales.
Read the book “Owl DooleyDoo in Search for Patience” to explore:
HOW DOOLEY-DOO KEPT LOOKING FOR PATIENCE
WHAT HAPPENED WHEN SHE MET FUNSTER
DOOLEY’S WAYS TO MAKE FRIENDS HAPPY
The tales in this book:
* foster patience and teach waiting
* help form personal hygiene skills
* develop empathy and stimulate social skills
* strengthen self-control and independence
* introduce children to appropriate ways of emotion expression
* encourage creativity * stimulate language development.
The book also includes a Lil Woodpeckers’ Lullaby, perfect for the end of the day - reading it slowly or humming it will help summon dreams more quickly.
The book begins with a Letter from the Author providing several simple yet worthy suggestions on how to read it.
While at the end of the book you can find insights on the tales about Dooley the Owl by two psychologists along with their advice and comments for the readers of therapy tales.
The book “Owl DooleyDoo and the Day NO” is about:
WHAT HAPPENED TO DOOLEY-DOO ON THE DAY NO
HOW TO MAKE FRIENDS WITH THUNDER
DOOLEY-DOO LOOKING FOR THE MYSTERIOUS PLACE “SOMEWHERE”
The tales in this book:
* help in understanding emotions
* introduce children to appropriate ways of emotion expression
* assist in recognizing one’s fears and finding ways to manage them
* develop patience
* strengthen self-control
* invite to observe the cause-and-effect relationship
* encourage to maintain order.
* enhance creativity
* stimulate language development.
The book begins with A Letter from the Author for the readers of therapy tales. It includes several simple yet truly worthy suggestions on how to use the book.