Oops! Annie has an accident at school and spills her milk on her best friend during snack time. She is nervous and afraid her friend will be mad at her for her mistake and not want to play with her. She feels embarassed and worried. Annie's friend addresses the situation with compassion and kindness, reassuring Annie that there is no need to worry and that friends make mistakes sometimes! This book teaches a lesson of kindness and forgiveness.
Annie was having a great day at school today... until she found out it was time to do an activity she was uncomfortable with. With the support from her teacher, Ms. Kimble and her lovely classmates, Annie realizes she can do anything when she puts her mind to it. In this children's story, Annie learns the importance of trying her best, being a good friend and most of all having fun!
Annie is very excited to be going to school today. She is wearing her favorite shoes, and more importantly, this is the day when her teacher Ms. Kimble, picks the star student for the week. All children have different strengths, and all are special in their own way. The star student may be a very good artist, like Natalie, or someone who knows all the numbers and letters and can read like Catherine, or someone who is a creative builder, like Billy. Annie isn't like one of those students, but she does her very best at her work and plays nicely with her friends. She is kind and a very good friend to everyone. Will Ms. Kimble pick her as the student of the week? In this children's story, Annie learns the importance of being kind, trying to do the best you can, and always being herself.