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A12=Roman Diaz
Author_Roman Diaz
Author_Shoshana Stopek
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classroom readaloud
Emotion
Empathy
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fear of failure
grit
Impulse control
mental health picture book
mindfulness
Open mind
picture book readaloud
post-pandemic
PSHE
Resilience
SEL
Self-control
Self-management
Social
Social Emotional Learning
storytime
Tolerance
Product details
- ISBN 9781398240575
- Dimensions: 229 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 13 Oct 2022
- Publisher: Capstone Global Library Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Roxy the Rhino doesn't mean to interrupt or cut in line or take things without asking. Sometimes her excitement just takes over. Roxy has a problem with impulse control. Thankfully Roxy meets a new friend who teaches her to stop, think and wink. Maybe some things are worth the wait... and friendship is definitely one of those things!
Out-of-Control Rhino is part of the My Spectacular Self picture book series, which uses humorous and relatable stories to help teach key social and emotional life skills. Story-related discussion questions are included to allow caregivers and teachers the opportunity to help readers become more aware of themselves and others, helping each child become their most spectacular self!
Shoshana Stopek is the author of several children’s books, including Hammock for Two: An Empathy Story, Heads Up!: A Resilience Story, Out-of-Control Rhino, and Sometimes Cows Wear Polka Dots. She has also written stories about Spider-Man, Jane Foster: The Mighty Thor, Scooby-Doo, and many other cool characters. When she’s not writing, she works for an entertainment company and looks for her next big story idea. She lives in Los Angeles with her daughter. Visit her at shoshanastopek.com and follow her on Instagram and Twitter @shoshanastopek. Román Díaz was born in Mexico. Since he was a child, he always wanted to draw like adults. Now that he is an adult, he likes to draw like children. He's created illustrations for books, video games, and many other projects. He likes to eat colorful fruits and vegetables and admires animals in documentaries because it seems they have superpowers.
