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SPECIAL OFFER during the COVID-19 Crisis:We're giving away a FREE "EEPER" fidget toy with every $15 purchase!
Free eepers will be sent with your order, but will not show up in your cart or on your store receipt.
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Please reach out today!
Caring for your EEPWORM
Each eepworm comes with a care card that gives washing instructions and warnings.
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With simple rhyming text and beautiful watercolor illustrations, this book delightfully demonstrates how children can experience many different feelings in a day and how challenging some of them can be. In the story, yellow eepworm feels impatient, excited, happy, annoyed, overwhelmed, remorseful, and peaceful, all on the day he visits his best friend, blue eepworm. Children will relate to yellow eepworm’s many different feelings and learn a valuable lesson about handling one of them.
The book is accompanied by one soft, squishy toy eepworm.
The book is accompanied by one soft, squishy toy eepworm.
Praise for EEPWORM's Emotional Day
Every parent or teacher can relate to a fun time with children turning sour when the fun needs to end. Corinne Goyette's book lets a child enter into the adorable Eepworm's super exciting day of fun with a friend, only to have strong negative emotions almost ruin the day! Helpful tips within the book allow your child or student to stop, take a break and handle emotions successfully. A must have on any teacher, parent or school counselor's shelf."
Lisa Stuckey, M.Ed.
School Counselor
School Counselor
What a lovely find this was! The story is simple and sweet. It was a wonderful way to open up a conversation with my daughter, who also has difficulty with the size and scope of her emotions when it comes time for the fun to end. We used her eepworm to talk about feelings and how they can feel overwhelming, and to demonstrate how easy it is to lash out when we don’t know what else to do. It led to an interesting conversation – I doubt all of our challenges with ending playdates and big emotions are resolved, obviously, but it was a great start!”
Jill Franclemont,
Reviewer & Blogger
www.Jill-Elizabeth.com
Reviewer & Blogger
www.Jill-Elizabeth.com
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