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Being Helpful
Janine Amos, Annabel Spenceley
Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Pub, Aug. 1, 2002)Provides examples and tips for being helpful when one is with others.
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Why Be Bossy?
Janine Amos, Annabel Spenceley
Hardcover (Zero to Ten, June 1, 2000)This series uses child-friendly stories and illustrations to show how conflict situations can be resolved. Each book contains two stories set in a primary school which can encourage children to relate to their everyday experiences. The range of behavior that needs resolving is not simply solved by adult intervention, often the children are able to sort the problem out themselves. At the end of each book there is a page asking children to think about the situations that arose in the stories and to think about how they would behave if they were one of the characters.
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Noel!: Songs for the Christmas Season
Susan Belsham, Annabel Spenceley
Paperback (Faber & Faber, )None
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The Nonsense Alphabet of Edward Lear
Edward Lear, Annabel Spenceley
Hardcover (World & Whitman, March 15, 1978)None
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The Kingfisher Treasury of Animal Stories
Jane Olliver, Annabel Spenceley
Paperback (Kingfisher, Sept. 15, 1992)This charming collection includes fables from Aesop, favorite stories from Rudyard Kipling, a humorous tale by Edward Lear, and modern stories by Ted Hughes and Ruskin Bond.
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A Storyteller Book: Cinderella
Lesley Young, Annabel Spenceley
Hardcover (Armadillo, April 3, 2018)This charming classic is retold with warmth and sensitivity, and illustrated with delightful pictures. Perfect for reading aloud to younger children, or for more confident readers to enjoy by themselves.
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Why Be Unfriendly?
Janine Amos, Annabel Spenceley
Hardcover (Zero to Ten, June 1, 2000)None
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Being Kind
Janine Amos, Annabel Spenceley
Paperback (Evans Brothers Ltd, Feb. 29, 2000)When children start mixing with others, at nursery school or playgroup, they have to learn how to behave and how to resolve conflicts. This book on being kind features stories of typical conflicts in the daily life of a nursery or reception-class child.
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The Kingfisher Treasury of Animal Stories
Jane Olliver, Annabel Spenceley
Paperback (Kingfisher, May 16, 2003)This charming collection includes fables from Aesop, favorite stories by Rudyard Kipling, a humorous tale by Edward Lear, and modern stories by Ted Hughes and Ruskin Bond.
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Why Tease?
Janine Amos, Annabel Spenceley
Hardcover (Zero to Ten, June 1, 2000)None
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Taking Turns
Janine Amos, Annabel Spenceley
Paperback (Zero to Ten, Dec. 10, 2001)When children start mixing with others, at nursery school or playgroup, they have to learn how to behave and how to resolve conflicts. This book on taking turns features stories about typical conflicts in the daily life of a nursery or reception-class child.
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Thanksgiving Fun: Great Things to Make and Do
Ronne Randall, Annabel Spenceley
Paperback (Kingfisher Books, Aug. 1, 1994)An activity book offers a cornucopia of ideas to parents and kids, featuring decorations, cards, costume, and gift instructions; recipes for gingerbread turkeys and pumpkin pie; games; and a section on historical information and similar international harvest festivals. Original.
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