Bubbly and Grumpy

A cautionary tale of two water springs named Bubbly and Grumpy. Bubbly shares its water with the forest animals and Grumpy does not. Bubbly survives and thrives the worsening weather thanks to his friends, while Grumpy slowly dries up. Social and emotional learning concepts include sharing, generosity, and positive attitude. Book includes a note to caregivers and story coaching. A Reader’s Theater version is available online so that children can benefit from dramatic interpretation.

The MySELF Bookshelf series is a delightful collection of illustrated stories that encourage social awareness, self-worth, and strong relationships with family and friends. These have been found to be key components in developing social and emotional learning skills at a young age. Social responsibility is the natural outreach of healthy family relationships that in turn, nurture a child’s state of well-being. In the social awareness set, children are introduced to their connection with the wider world. The stories teach discernment, teamwork, creative thinking, compassion, and care of the environment. Internationally recognized early reading author Joy Cowley served as the language arts consultant on this series designed to help develop social and emotional learning through thoughtful text and beautiful illustration. Each book contains a note to caregivers, a story coaching letter, and an online reader’s theater. Aligns with Common Core Language Arts Anchor Standards for Language Arts while teaching social and emotional learning concepts.