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Protective Behaviours storybooks helping children understand feelings, body clues and safe choices.
Lottie’s Big Feelings is Book 1 in the Little Adventurers’ Series, introducing young children to the first concepts of the Protective Behaviours program through story.
Lottie Lamb discovers that she has big feelings, calm feelings and feelings can change.
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The Feelings flashcard activity in the book is also available as a digital download.
Kaylo’s Amazing Body is the second book from the Little Adventurers Series based on the Protective Behaviours educational program.
Kaylo Koala discovers he needs to listen to the body signals (Early Warning Signs) in his body and recognise why his body is reacting to scary situations.
THEMES:
The Early Warning Signs flashcard activity featured in the book is also available as a digital printable.
Florence’s First Concert is Book 3 in the Little Adventurers’ Series, gently introducing young children to the next concepts of the Protective Behaviours program through story.
Florence’s First Concert explores the Safety Continuum and Risking on Purpose. When the flamingos are invited to a big party, Flo is excited — and nervous — about performing in her very first concert. Can she listen to her body, think about how safe she feels and decide whether she is ready to take that brave step onto the stage?
THEMES:
The Safety Continuum flashcard activity featured in the book is also available as a digital printable.
Geoff Stribley
Geoff has always loved drawing and began illustrating when he left school.
In 1990, Geoff became a freelance illustrator and gradually built a regular client base. More than three decades later, he still works with some of the clients who have been with him since those early years.
A traditional illustrator with a love of caricature, Geoff has developed a niche in character design, illustration and caricature. Geoff has helped bring Christine’s children’s book characters and their stories to life.
I would like to acknowledge and honour the creator of the original Protective Behaviours (PB) program manual, Peg Flandreau West (1928-1991) who was a school social worker from Madison, Wisconsin.
The Protective Behaviours stories and activities in my children’s books and digital resources draw on the themes, core concepts and strategies of Peg Flandreau West’s original work and have been adapted and expanded to support personal body safety and social and emotional learning.
And the PB journey continues…
