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Picture Books Library < Skills < Getting Dressed

Picture books about Getting Dressed from the Little Parachutes reviews library

Learning to get dressed without help is an important skill that young children feel very proud of when they achieve it. These picture books encourage children to dress themselves and be more independent. Some promote the idea that getting dressed can be fun, while other books help children to make decisions on what type of clothing is appropriate for different situations.

When a Dragon Comes to Stay

When a Dragon Comes to Stay by Caryl HartThis lovely picture book promotes positive behaviour, but also gently suggests that even the most good-mannered and co-operative amongst us may struggle to be 'good' sometimes. A great starting point for a conversation about manners, treating others well and sharing.

Categories: Dentists & Dental Care, Friendship & Getting Along, Getting Dressed, Kindness, Listening & Co-operating, Manners & Politeness, Tidiness & Helping Out, Washing & Good Hygiene
Tags: behaviour, co-operation, eating, rudeness, sharing, stubbornness, table manners

Edie

EdieInquisitive children who love to help will engage with Edie. They will be able to relate to her, and understands what she is doing. Furthermore, readers can be encouraged to look closely at the pictures, to see how any help Edie is giving might be received, and to think of ways in which their own helping strategies might be improved. This book affectionately explains a child’s thought processes, and reminds the adult reader that perhaps what might sometimes be seen as “naughtiness” is often just a small person’s way of helping.

Categories: Friendship & Getting Along, Getting Dressed, Tidiness & Helping Out
Tags: behaviour, co-operation, friends, mother

Getting Dressed

Getting DressedEncouraging children to begin to get dressed independently and think about what sort of clothing is suitable for different situations.

Categories: Getting Dressed

Ready, Steady, Grow!

ReadyDescribing to the very young positive things they can do to help their bodies grow strong and healthy. May also reassure a child eager to 'be grown up' that each day, little by little, they are moving towards this. Personal safety issues, healthy eating and good hygiene are also touched upon.

Categories: Acceptance & Inclusion, Getting Dressed, Healthy Eating & Exercise, Safety and Protection, Wanting to be Grown Up, Washing & Good Hygiene
Tags: diet, diversity, eating, exercise, growing up, hygiene, wheelchair

Manners At Parties

Manners At PartiesBy encouraging children to behave in a thoughtful, polite and caring manner at a party.

Categories: Friendship & Getting Along, Getting Dressed, Haircuts & Hair Care, Manners & Politeness, Tidiness & Helping Out
Tags: behaviour, co-operation, party, rudeness, sharing, table manners

Max and Millie Get Dressed

Max and Millie Get DressedAn appealing board book which acknowledges that young children are easily distracted when it comes to getting dressed. The father in the story helps the children by making getting dressed into a fun game.

Categories: Getting Dressed
Tags: co-operation, stubbornness

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