Stuff Kids Should Know: How to Build Confidence, Overcome Challenges, Learn Financial Literacy, Set Goals, Master Resilience, Develop a Positive Mindset, and More!
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The Perfect Gift for Kids!
This book is a motivational book created to inspire your child. Each chapter in this book starts with an inspirational story about a historical figure and how they applied the advice. While some kids will read this book from beginning to end and then decide which skills they want to work on, others may know exactly which chapter they need right now and will read the book out of order. The advice and skills offered here work together to help you create the life you want.
But with so much advice out there, where do you start?
In this book,you’ll learn about:
Historical figures and anecdotesLife skills for kidsThe importance of educationCoping with disappointmentStanding up for yourselfBasics of saving for the futureResponsibility and AccountabilityAnd so much more!
This book is meant to accompany real life practice to help your child start developing a habit of self-improvement. With a little practice, your child will develop a growth mindset towards self-improvement.
ASIN : B0D2VCPQ5L
Language : English
File size : 9294 KB
Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
X-Ray : Not Enabled
Word Wise : Enabled
Print length : 126 pages
Customers say
Customers find the book engaging and excellent for kids looking to learn and grow independently. They say it covers essential life skills, emotional intelligence, and character development. Readers also mention the book is a good read with easy-to-read language.
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Sadaf Alhaddad –
Must Read !!!
“Stuff Kids Should Know” is a comprehensive guide for parents, educators, and caregivers. It covers essential life skills, emotional intelligence, and character development, organized by age group (4-8, 9-12, 13+).”Each chapter concludes with a engaging activity that helps kids reinforce their understanding and apply what they’ve learned.”
Zuri –
A Fun and Practical Guide for Curious Kids
Stuff Kids Should Know is a great book for young readers curious about the world around them. It covers a variety of essential topics like emotions, money basics, and science, presenting them in a way thatâs both informative and fun. With its easy-to-read language and interactive approach, the book keeps kids engaged while teaching them valuable life skills. Perfect for ages 8-12, this book is an excellent choice for kids looking to learn and grow independently.Overall positive just needs some minor improvements.
Stuff kids –
Nice
Nice book
Mridul Pahuja –
A good book to read
It’s a very interesting book that kids can read again and again.. the references are very relevant in today’s life. Infact, every parent should also read the book
Moon –
This book really gives many info. And important messages to young kids.
I like this book very much. My niece gains knowledge and morals from this book.
Amazon Customer –
Good read
Itâs a cool book giving insight on life skills based on real life instances of people definitely a good read
Alexis –
nice!
a well written book, you should definitely read it!
Sevitha –
Great Non-fiction
Wanted to know what I can teach my kids â¦Includes good activities, engaging â¦
Aaron –
This book has more stuff in it than I knew back when I was a lot younger. Having this knowledge at the time would not only be practical but also inspiring to imagine being this knowledgeable at a much younger age. It’s almost like being isekai-ed back into a previous state with higher stats. It’s full of uplifting stories form past historical figures with tons of real-life examples. One of the best ways to learn in life is through mistakes. It doesn’t necessarily have to be through your mistakes. So reading about other people’s mistakes and lessons gives you a great edge in this game of life. Each skill mentioned in the book is encouraged to be used by the readers.
Grady Harp –
New author Jake Russell adds to the literature covering child development and growth with this excellent guide for kids of all ages: âthere are skills and lessons that are a proven recipe for success in life, and thatâs what this book is all about.âUsing a most creative structure, Jake presents the lessons as chapters opening with a biographical study of a famous person (example, Neil Armstrong and his positive mindset) whose life reflects the lesson to be learned, providing both an interesting as well as informative avenue for understanding such important skills as having a positive mindset, resilience, the important role of education, the need for responsibility and accountability, and more. Each chapter then closes with tips and activities to underscore the importance of the lesson presented.Parents, this innovative book provides a valuable bridge for encouraging the development of valuable skills kids need (and want) to learn. An excellent gift!
Customer –
Stuff Kids Should Know is a great book for young readers eager to start building essential life skills. Each chapter introduces a valuable skill that kids need to know for life. This book is the perfect gift for kids ages 8-12.
Bibliophile –
Aside from basic life skills, there is a lot of age-appropriate lessons regarding mental resilience. This book is great for any parent who aims to raise resourceful, autonomous, and mentally strong children.