Sticky Situations 2

Featuring monthly themes, memory verses, and fun activities, this children's devotional reaches elementary aged kids with true-to-life stories with everyday applications.

Contains 365 devotions, each of which describes a dilemma a young person might face during the course of an ordinary day, and includes a list of possible options, and guidance from Scripture on making the right choice.

When you're with Geronimo Stilton, it's always a fabumouse adventure! The bees were buzzing on the Stilton family farm this summer! Trap and I were learning how to make out own honey to enter the Sweet Taste of Mouse Island contest. But the competition was fierce and someone was trying to ruin our harvest. Can we figure out who before the situation gets stickier?

Parents and youth workers have appreciated the strong moral teaching in each McGee and Me! video. Now that same strong message is available in this fast-paced action board game that kids and parents will love. As players move from “Humble Beginning” to “Exalted End,” they encounter some of the same “Sticky Situations” that kids face in today's world. A toss of the die chooses a response to the “Sticky Situation,” and a corresponding good or bad consequence moves the player's piece ahead or back. This approach helps build moral values in a non-threatening setting while still being entertaining. Verses associated with each “Sticky Situation” allow parents to reinforce and discuss values. Colorful vignettes of McGee, taken from each of the nine videos, illustrate the exciting game board. Chutes, ramps, tubes, and “True Riches” cards add pizazz and excitement.

The author of the phenomenally popular Modern Girl’s Guide to Life, Jane Buckingham is back with The Modern Girl’s Guide to Sticky Situations, a helpful handbook for surviving headaches, pickles, jams, and everyday emergencies. The president of the innovative marketing and media consulting firm Trendera and a regular contributor to Cosmopolitan Magazine, Jane Buckingham dispenses savvy solutions to life’s myriad little annoyances with warmth, great wit, and impeccable wisdom.

This book equips you with the skills to stop living in a state of avoidance and have the tough talk. You will learn:?Five simple steps for handling Sticky Situations ?Personal development principles to guide you?You Got This! exercises to implement what you learn?Game-changing Personal Development Challenges?[BONUS] Author Jill Shroyer's personal morning routine to get you centered, productive, and ready to go out and conquer your next Sticky SituationThis book teaches you skills to put you on a path for better collaboration and relationships at work and in your personal life and challenges and inspires you to up-level yourself to try new things to get greater results.

Navigating friendships, both new and old, can be tricky for everyone. Old friends are great, but so are new ones. However, bringing everyone together isn't always easy. This engaging book explores the idea of having multiple close friends, and how sharing friends may be hard, but also worthwhile. Relatable characters and colorful illustrations help tell this important story of friendship, while meaningful text helps readers learn to successfully deal with tough situations that may come up.

Being the director of an early childhood education program not only includes knowing about child development and developmentally appropriate curriculum, but it also requires a director to supervise staff, manage the facility, create budgets, and implement policies to manage a business. Sticky Situations is a collection of case studies to help early childhood educators walk through management scenarios and brainstorm the best way to solve typical childcare program problems. Each case study addresses a situation that a director may encounter in an early childhood program. The case study also includes reminders about best practices for the field of early childhood education, one possible method for addressing the situation, and discussion questions to evaluate the way that the situation was resolved. This is a fabulous tool for current program directors or those in training programs for early childhood management.