Sue Graves Behaviour Matters Collection 4 Books Set Series 2 (Croc Needs to Wait, Panda Feels Jealous, Zebra can Cope, Wolf Thinks of Others)

Introduction 

Dive into the delightful world of Sue Graves' Behaviour Matters Collection, Series 2. This engaging 4-book set is designed to help young readers navigate everyday challenges and develop positive social skills through the charming adventures of Croc, Panda, Zebra, and Wolf.

Titles in this Set

Croc Needs to Wait
Panda Feels Jealous
Zebra Can Cope
Wolf Thinks of Others

Description 

1. Croc Needs to Wait
   Meet Croc, who struggles with impatience. Through his story, children will learn the value of patience and the importance of waiting their turn. With vibrant illustrations and relatable scenarios, this book offers practical lessons in managing impatience and understanding the benefits of waiting.

2. Panda Feels Jealous
   Panda's story addresses the complex emotion of jealousy. As Panda grapples with feelings of envy, young readers will discover ways to handle jealousy and appreciate what they have. This tale encourages empathy and self-reflection, helping children recognize and manage their own emotions.

3. Zebra Can Cope
   Follow Zebra as she learns to deal with stress and anxiety. This heartwarming story provides children with strategies to cope with challenging situations and emphasizes the importance of resilience. Zebra's journey is an empowering reminder that it's okay to feel overwhelmed and that support is always available.

4. Wolf Thinks of Others
   Wolf's adventure focuses on developing empathy and consideration for others. By seeing the world through Wolf's eyes, children will understand the significance of kindness and thinking about how their actions affect those around them. This story is a gentle nudge towards becoming more thoughtful and compassionate individuals.

Each book in the Sue Graves Behaviour Matters Collection is thoughtfully crafted to engage young minds and foster emotional intelligence. Perfect for parents, teachers, and caregivers, this series is an invaluable resource for guiding children through the complexities of their feelings and interactions with others.