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St Mewan Primary School
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Mr Men and Little Miss Discover You Book Set

What the book club told us about the book:

A pack of 6 Mr Men and Little Miss books from the ‘Discover You’ selection. These books link perfectly to PSED and supporting children’s emotional needs. They encourage children to talk about their feelings and consider what makes a good friend. The books contain lots of questions for the children so they can link the books to their own lives.
Author: Roger Hargreaves
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Publisher: Farshore
Format: Paperback

Our School Review

What our pupils thought

“These books help children feel that it is okay to feel these things.” (worried about change).

“These books help us use our words.” (to express our feelings)

“We can be angry like in the book, and not always know why.” (though a discussion about how we all feel different emotions).

“I liked them being on the skateboard together, they were sharing it.”

“In this book they all had different hair, eyes, sizes, clothes, finger prints, friends, types of hair and hair colour… just like us!”

 

Out of 5 stars, the pupils give this book:

About the book club:

There were 9 Reception children who have attended our EYFS Storytelling Club for a term who reviewed these books. The book review was a wonderful way to finish our Storytelling Club.

What our educators thought

“These books are a perfect link to the EYFS curriculum, they promote pupils PSED skills by encouraging them to think of different feelings and being able to label those emotions. Reading the stories gave children time to consider when they have felt happy, sad, angry etc and know that these feelings are okay for everyone to feel.

We discussed how we might show these emotions and how people around us can help us if we are finding big emotions difficult. The books linked perfectly to supporting children’s transitions i.e. to a new year group and encouraged children to see these new transitions in a positive way. The books promoted positive discussion about friendships and relationships with others. They encouraged children to consider themselves as a friend, and how we can behave friendly and kind towards others and the impact of this. i.e walking over to a friend with a smile will encourage others to feel happy.”

Out of 5 stars, the educator gives this book:

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