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    3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
    612-822-4611

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Sunny the Slow Sloth Chooses Courage Over Worry: A Reassuring Story About Building Confidence and Facing Everyday Challenges

Sunny the Slow Sloth Chooses Courage Over Worry: A Reassuring Story About Building Confidence and Facing Everyday Challenges

Creators, Art

Paperback

Series: Sunny the Slow Sloth Social-Emotional Learning

General Juvenile Fiction

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ISBN13: 9798170688296
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 42
Weight: 0.35
Height: 0.11 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English
What happens when worry makes a new challenge feel bigger than it really is? Sunny the Slow Sloth discovers that courage does not mean never feeling afraid-it means taking one small step forward even when worry is present.

Join Sunny and his tropical forest friends on a gentle adventure filled with nervous moments, encouragement, playful surprises, and brave discoveries. When Sunny faces a new challenge in the forest, his imagination fills with what if worries. He wants to turn back, but with support from his friends, Sunny learns to pause, breathe, think about what he knows, and take the challenge one manageable step at a time.

As Sunny moves forward, he discovers that the situation is not as frightening as he imagined. Each small step builds his confidence and helps him feel proud of his effort.

This reassuring social-emotional learning story helps children understand that worry is a normal feeling and that courage can grow through small, safe steps.

Children will learn to:

  • Understand and manage everyday worries
  • Build courage and self-confidence
  • Use slow breathing to calm nervous feelings
  • Challenge scary what if thoughts
  • Take small steps when facing something new
  • Use positive self-talk
  • Ask for encouragement when needed
  • Feel proud of brave efforts

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