Grin and Bear It - Hamill, Cathleen; Kelso, Kristofer
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What on earth is a pandemic, and why are our friends in the Forest of Inclusion afraid to come out? Those are big questions that greatly bother best friends Grin Bear, Ping the Panda, Kooper Kangaroo, Tomas Toucan, and Wahbiba Warthog. They strike out through the forest looking for answers...but find none. Finally, wise Gramma Bear teaches them what a pandemic is and how to stay safe using masks, washing paws, and taking care of one another from a distance. This delightfully illustrated children's book aimed at ages 3-7 will take away the mystery of a pandemic so children know what it is, and…mehr

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What on earth is a pandemic, and why are our friends in the Forest of Inclusion afraid to come out? Those are big questions that greatly bother best friends Grin Bear, Ping the Panda, Kooper Kangaroo, Tomas Toucan, and Wahbiba Warthog. They strike out through the forest looking for answers...but find none. Finally, wise Gramma Bear teaches them what a pandemic is and how to stay safe using masks, washing paws, and taking care of one another from a distance. This delightfully illustrated children's book aimed at ages 3-7 will take away the mystery of a pandemic so children know what it is, and how they can feel safe while using healthy precautions. Grin and Bear It is the second book in a series with the same characters, who ask questions about current topics.
Autorenporträt
Cathleen is a health educator with the Fairfield, Connecticut, school system. Her teaching career began 35 years ago, and she is currently teaching health education at Fairfield Woods Middle School. She has initiated numerous creative health projects that encourage hands-on learning for students. She is the published author of Contract for a Healthy Life, a behavior modification program that guides students through steps for better health. Her article: "Learning Health through Literature" was published in SHAPE magazine 2017.