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Cully Gets Frightened

"I Do so Love Being a Butterfly . . . "

Kay Ackerman
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Pages
30
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris AU

About

This is the eighth book in the Cully Series. Cully is going to Ferns house for a sleep over. During the night there is a big electrical storm and Cully is left on his own. He is frightened but tries to calm himself down. Cully experiences a range of emotions from scared to secure, that help him manage his fear on his own. There are further suggestions for educators to guide children through Cully's experience and identify themselves in similar situations. Cully and the Big Storm simply explores the power children can gain by identifying and understanding their emotions.

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  • General
  • Juvenile Fiction

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