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Character-building Lessons 03

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Get your students ready for this year: building character & reading skills all in one! Lesson plans included in this free file: Positive Thinking, Career Exploration, Emotion Regulation, Self-Love, Accountability, Peer Pressure, Self-Regulation, Affirmations, and Perspective. To accompany books by multiple authors. Suitable for school or home use. For ages 4-10 years old. Enjoy! This lesson plan is a free download, we trust it will be a blessing!

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HOW TO SELF-PUBLISH A CHILDREN’S BOOK

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So you want to self-publish a children's book but don't know how?


Before we get started, what is your why? Why do you want to publish a book? Is it for fun? Is it because people need to hear your story? How much do you want to invest? What do you want to do with the book once it’s printed?


The answers to these questions will help determine if you try to get Traditionally published, Self-published or just print through a Photobook platform.


How to self-publish a children's book

If you have decided you want to self-publish a book, read on.


I often get asked “How did you publish your book?” so I thought it was about time I wrote a post about it. Self-publishing a book is a big investment that takes a lot of time, effort and money. Coming up with the idea is the easy part.


Here are the steps I took to self-publish my books.

  1. Write your story – This is the fun part. When you have all these ideas going around your head and you just write them down, eventually piecing them ...
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Born To Stand Out – Discussion guide and craft

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This lesson facilitates discussion about peer pressure, celebrating diversity and friendship. It also includes some fun chameleon crafts and colouring pages.

Designed to accompany the book, Born To Stand Out.

Suitable for school or home use. For ages 4-10 years old. Enjoy!


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Valentine’s Day Card Printables

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Download these free Valentine's Day cards for kids to let the people around you know that you love and appreciate them. Use these cute cards on Valentine's Day or any day!

Great to be used in conjunction with the book 'What Love Looks Like'.
 
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