It's Hard To Be Five
Get ready to celebrate the big, messy, and marvelous milestone of turning five with "It’s Hard to Be Five: Learning How to Work My Control Panel" b...
Get ready to celebrate the big, messy, and marvelous milestone of turning five with "It’s Hard to Be Five: Learning How to Work My Control Panel" by Jamie Lee Curtis, illustrated by Laura Cornell!
Growing up is a full-time job! Follow our energetic hero as he navigates the tricky transition from being a "little kid" to a "big kid." From learning how to sit still in school to mastering the "control panel" of his own impulses, this rhyming romp perfectly captures the frustration and fun of reaching the age of five.
In this video, children will learn about:
- Self-Regulation: Identifying that "inner buzz" and learning how to stay in control of big energy.
- Social-Emotional Growth: Understanding that making mistakes is part of growing up.
- Character Development: Exploring how our bodies and minds change as we get older and gain more independence.
This read-aloud is a total lifesaver for parents and teachers navigating the "spirited" years of early elementary. It’s the perfect choice for a "Back to School" unit, a lesson on patience, or a relatable storytime that will have every five-year-old nodding in agreement!
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