Amara enjoys making art—until she begins comparing her work with everyone else’s.
Suddenly, every picture she draws seems too simple, too ordinary, or not good enough. The more Amara compares herself with others, the smaller her confidence becomes. It feels as though an invisible comparison mirror is showing her only what she lacks.
With patient guidance from Mrs. Grace, Amara begins to understand that comparison can distort the way we see ourselves. She learns to notice comparison thoughts, name her feelings, recognize her unique strengths, and celebrate other people without putting herself down.
The Comparison Mirror is a warm, beautifully illustrated social-emotional learning story that helps children understand comparison, confidence, jealousy, individuality, and self-worth.
Through Amara’s experience, children will learn:
• Why comparison can make them feel “not good enough”
• How to recognize unhelpful comparison thoughts
• That people can be talented in different ways
• How to appreciate others without diminishing themselves
• Why their value is not determined by being the best
• How to replace comparison with confidence and gratitude
Perfect for children ages 5–9, parents, teachers, school counselors, therapists, and social-emotional learning classrooms.
Every child is different—and that difference is worth celebrating.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Amara enjoys making art-until she begins comparing her work with everyone else's.Suddenly, every picture she draws seems too simple, too ordinary, or not good enough. The more Amara compares herself with others, the smaller her confidence becomes. It feels as though an invisible comparison mirror is showing her only what she lacks.With patient guidance from Mrs. Grace, Amara begins to understand that comparison can distort the way we see ourselves. She learns to notice comparison thoughts, name her feelings, recognize her unique strengths, and celebrate other people without putting herself down.The Comparison Mirror is a warm, beautifully illustrated social-emotional learning story that helps children understand comparison, confidence, jealousy, individuality, and self-worth.Through Amara's experience, children will learn: - Why comparison can make them feel "not good enough"- How to recognize unhelpful comparison thoughts- That people can be talented in different ways- How to appreciate others without diminishing themselves- Why their value is not determined by being the best- How to replace comparison with confidence and gratitudePerfect for children ages 5-9, parents, teachers, school counselors, therapists, and social-emotional learning classrooms.Every child is different-and that difference is worth celebrating. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9798194321919
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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Amara enjoys making art-until she begins comparing her work with everyone else's.Suddenly, every picture she draws seems too simple, too ordinary, or not good enough. The more Amara compares herself with others, the smaller her confidence becomes. It feels as though an invisible comparison mirror is showing her only what she lacks.With patient guidance from Mrs. Grace, Amara begins to understand that comparison can distort the way we see ourselves. She learns to notice comparison thoughts, name her feelings, recognize her unique strengths, and celebrate other people without putting herself down.The Comparison Mirror is a warm, beautifully illustrated social-emotional learning story that helps children understand comparison, confidence, jealousy, individuality, and self-worth.Through Amara's experience, children will learn: - Why comparison can make them feel 'not good enough'- How to recognize unhelpful comparison thoughts- That people can be talented in different ways- How to appreciate others without diminishing themselves- Why their value is not determined by being the best- How to replace comparison with confidence and gratitudePerfect for children ages 5-9, parents, teachers, school counselors, therapists, and social-emotional learning classrooms.Every child is different-and that difference is worth celebrating. Codice articolo 9798194321919
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Amara enjoys making art-until she begins comparing her work with everyone else's.Suddenly, every picture she draws seems too simple, too ordinary, or not good enough. The more Amara compares herself with others, the smaller her confidence becomes. It feels as though an invisible comparison mirror is showing her only what she lacks.With patient guidance from Mrs. Grace, Amara begins to understand that comparison can distort the way we see ourselves. She learns to notice comparison thoughts, name her feelings, recognize her unique strengths, and celebrate other people without putting herself down.The Comparison Mirror is a warm, beautifully illustrated social-emotional learning story that helps children understand comparison, confidence, jealousy, individuality, and self-worth.Through Amara's experience, children will learn: - Why comparison can make them feel "not good enough"- How to recognize unhelpful comparison thoughts- That people can be talented in different ways- How to appreciate others without diminishing themselves- Why their value is not determined by being the best- How to replace comparison with confidence and gratitudePerfect for children ages 5-9, parents, teachers, school counselors, therapists, and social-emotional learning classrooms.Every child is different-and that difference is worth celebrating. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9798194321919
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