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Format: Paperback / softback
Published By: little bodhi books
Date of Publication: 16/07/2021
ISBN13\EAN\SKU: 9781919604701
Classification: Picture storybooks
Dimensions in mm: 216 x 281 x 7
Description: Can you imagine what it would be like if you could tell how someone was feeling just by looking at them? But sometimes, looks can be deceiving... In a world where chameleons have lost the words to explain how they are feeling, they have all got in a bit of a muddle! Poor old Conker, who can't change his colour like the others, is feeling very fed up. Then he discovers that what makes him different also makes him special. This heart-warming story by Hannah Peckham will delight and engage young children while encouraging them to talk openly about their feelings. Conker the chameleon is an early years story about talking about feelings and self acceptance. It promotes social and emotional education and has been used in many early years settings (It now has been awarded a teachers pick badge and has been recommended as a core book by East London research school)
Format: Paperback / softback
Published By: little bodhi books
Date of Publication: 16/07/2021
ISBN13\EAN\SKU: 9781919604701
Classification: Picture storybooks
Dimensions in mm: 216 x 281 x 7
Description: Can you imagine what it would be like if you could tell how someone was feeling just by looking at them? But sometimes, looks can be deceiving... In a world where chameleons have lost the words to explain how they are feeling, they have all got in a bit of a muddle! Poor old Conker, who can't change his colour like the others, is feeling very fed up. Then he discovers that what makes him different also makes him special. This heart-warming story by Hannah Peckham will delight and engage young children while encouraging them to talk openly about their feelings. Conker the chameleon is an early years story about talking about feelings and self acceptance. It promotes social and emotional education and has been used in many early years settings (It now has been awarded a teachers pick badge and has been recommended as a core book by East London research school)