Short stories for raising kids who value organization. The diverse MVP Kids learn organizational skills like following directions, cleaning up, and caring for personal belongings in this helpful character education resource. Includes discussion guides for parents & educators.
It's a messy, unorganized, chaotic world out there - but with the Spick & Span Master Plan, Annie, LeBron, and Sarah learn how they can master messes and clean up chaos in fun and easy ways. Join the MVP Kids as they enjoy baking, round up little monsters, and tell scary stories in these tidy tales of becoming organized and overcoming messiness.
-In Annie Bakes a Mess, Annie spends the day baking a cake with her mother, and learns the hard way how important it is to stay organized while in the kitchen. Young chefs and young readers will relate to Annie's silly mistakes and learn valuable life-lessons along the way.
-In LeBron's Monster Madness, LeBron likes things clean. Everything has a place, and that's where it should be. When two little monsters come around and mess everything up, LeBron practices mindfulness and helps teach them about cleaning up the room.
-In Sarah's Scary Story, Sarah's dad tells them a bedtime story about a world where no one cleaned up. Sarah and her brother learn why it is important to clean up and care for the things they own, no matter how big or small.
This book features a range of children, and diversity is shown in positive ways with characters that span various cultures, ethnicities, family situations, physical challenges and more. Readers of all backgrounds will see themselves in these pages while learning to value the diversity within their own community and being exposed to differences from around the world.
About the Help Me Become series
The Help Me Become series hardcover and paperback books promote character growth for children ages 4-10. Each book helps kids deal with real-life social situations like bullying and bad sportsmanship while learning to keep promises, be responsible, tell the truth, and more. Each title in the series features three stories starring MVP Kids and includes a Think & Talk About It section to coach parents & educators.
About MVP Kids
Families with a diverse range of cultural and ethnic backgrounds drive the inspiration for child education and social emotional learning. MVP Kids enables real-world kids to address the challenges in their lives through story-based character lessons where the kids interact at school, in social situations, and in their communities. MVP Kids board books enrich preschool readers while hardcovers and paperbacks focus on school-aged children. Each MVP Kids book includes extensive coaching information for parents and educators that promotes character education, wise decision-making skills, and social and emotional learning.
About the Author: In her Real MVP Kids series of books for preschoolers and elementary students, Sophia Day interacts with children through a recipe of entertainment and inviting illustrations. She promotes healthy mentoring relationships by providing opportunities for parents and teachers to personally relate with their children. Her goal is to help inspire honorable character in young men and women to prepare them to become Real MVPs and to live meaningful, responsible lives. Kayla Pearson studied elementary education at Liberty University and works with children through various youth programs in the United States and East Africa. Kayla devotes her time to making an impact in the lives of children, partially through writing books that inspire honorable character. Kayla currently resides in Arizona. Timothy Zowada is the illustrator for many of our Real MVP Kids books. Tim has an Associates Degree in Fine Arts and has spent much of his life personally working with children. MVP Kids provides Tim with the opportunity to use his skill as an artist to help kids learn and grow into responsible and mature adults. Tim currently resides in Arizona. For more on Sophia, Kayla and Timothy, visit www.MVPkids.com.
