Veda stories use colorful characters and humor to teach students acceptable social-emotional interactions with peers to improve student academic success.
Veda is an adorable, smart and precocious little girl. She enjoys school and being with her classmates, but she has a little trouble waiting her turn. In this story, Veda learns an important lesson about taking turns.
What's Included:
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Beautifully illustrated storybook
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Positive behavior modeling strategies
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Student roleplay ideas
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"Veda Feelings Cards"
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Animated Video
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*Veda Feelings Cards
*Activities Guide
About the author
J. G. Johnson served as a professional school counselor at the elementary, middle, and high school levels, for over 20 years. Her passion has been developing resources for classroom, individual, and small group guidance, focusing on character education. She wrote "Veda Learns To Take Turns" to help educators and parents teach important pillars of good character, including kindness, compassion, and respect.
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She is the proud parent of three children and three grandchildren.
Illustrator, A.J. Lewis, is the daughter of J.G. Johnson. She has a B.A. in fine arts and has worked in the visual arts field for over 15 years. Inspired by her mother's stories and vision, she was excited to utilize her creative talents as the book's illustrator.
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