Overview

Is trying something new exciting and a little scary? In ""Giraffe's Adventures: Basketball Camp,"" Giraffe faces his fears head-on! Giraffe is eager to play basketball, but the loud gym makes him nervous. Can he find the courage to step onto the court and join the game? This engaging story is perfect for independent readers ready to build stamina and inferencing skills. With less picture support and more dialogue, young readers will follow Giraffe's humorous and heartfelt journey as he learns to manage his anxiety and discover his inner confidence. Get your copy and find out how Giraffe follows his interest in basketball while facing his fears. Why should you get these books? Wholesome and Humorous: Relatable character dealing with common childhood emotions. Builds Reading Stamina: Designed for children ready to read independently with less picture support. Growth Mindset: Teaches valuable lessons about managing anxiety and building confidence. About the series: These early reader books are ideal for ages 6-8, but kids of all ages can relate to the lovable character. Giraffe is curious, but new things make him worry. Along the way in each book, Giraffe meets helpful characters that builds his confidence. Read a chapter of Giraffe's life in any order to help build your child's character and love of reading through this fun, curious and lovable character. Giraffe's Adventures Reading Levels: Shared Reading (all ages) Learning to Read (ages 3-7) Early Reader (ages 4-8) Reading Alone (ages 6-8) Chapter Book Reading (ages 8+)

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""This was a simple, easy-to-read book on inclusion, most likely for children on the spectrum. It gives a great perspective on what loud rooms might feel like. The illustrations were adorable, too. Overall, it was a lovely read!"" ""High thumbs up! This picture book is awesome for young readers. The sentences are simple and the pictures are fun and bright colored. The story is also about a ""child"" (a giraffe) learning about basketball for the first time, which is something young children do. But my favorite part of this story is that the child makes mistakes in understanding that readers can easily make and relate to. And for those kids who already know what one particular thing means, this book gives them a sense of empowerment--because they already know--and compassions, because they've been in the giraffe's shoes. Well done and highly recommended!"" ""A great book that touches on an important topic. Children often fear trying new things, and it's important to help them overcome this fear. Loved the illustrations as well.""

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