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super simple Valentine's day activities: Fun and easy holiday projects for kids Borgert-spaniol, M. (2018). Grade level Kindergarten-4. Learn about Valentine's Day traditions and make simple, fun crafts. calm: Mindfulness for kids Kinder, W., & Jenkinson, r. (2019). Grade level 1-4. This book of mindfulness activities will teach children about their thoughts and feelings and how to understand them. the monster health book: a guide to eating healthy, being active & feeling great for monsters & kids! Miller, e. (2012). Grade level 2-4. A fun guide to basic information about food, exercise, and health. plant, cook, eat!: a children's cookbook archer, J., & craig, c. (2018). Grade level 2-5. With vibrant photo-illustrations, this book will guide kids from seed to table. cool relaxing: Healthy & fun ways to chill out! Kuskowski, a. (2013). Grade level 3-6. Kuskowski shows kids how to practice wholesome living through exercising, meditating, games and crafts. eat your greens, reds, yellows, and purples: children's cookbook dK publishing, (2016). Grade level 3-7. This wonderfully illustrated cookbook makes healthy eating fun. Books for happy hearts Here are some books to make your heart happy from the inside out, courtesy of the Fayetteville Public Library. The newly renovated library has just reopened, with limited capacity. Check it out soon!! Call 479-856-7219 for more information. NoNFIctIoN My first yoga: Fun and simple yoga poses for babies and toddlers Beets, s., & Busby, a. (2020). Grade level PreK. This book features a range of gentle poses carefully selected in an order that will engage, energize, and then relax. the busy body book: a kid's guide to fitness rockwell, l. (2008). Grade level PreK-2. Rockwell's book shares the joy of physical activity and explains how the human body works. FIctIoN llamaste and friends: a yoga story tempest, a. (2019). Grade level PreK. Llamaste the llama helps her friends by teaching them simple yoga poses. you're missing it! smith, B., & thiessen, t. (2019). Grade level PreK-kindergarten. Walking through the park, a young boy finally gets his dad to disengage from his cell phone and enjoy the world around them. get up and go! carlson, N. l. (2013). Grade level PreK-kindergarten. Carlson encourages readers, regardless of shape or size, to turn off the television and play games, walk, dance, and engage in sports and other forms of exercise. the couch potato John, J., oswald, p., (2020). Grade level PreK-3. Readers will learn that balancing screen time and playtime is the root to true happiness. caveboy crush Ferry, B., & Kuefler, J. (2019). Grade level PreK-3. A sweet celebration of first love. Monsters don't eat broccoli Hicks, B. J. (2014). Grade level PreK-2. This delightfully fun read will have kids craving healthy monster snacks of their own. robot in love McBeth, t. l. (2019). Grade level PreK-3. Robot knows that he has met the love of his life, but can Robot work up the courage to talk to her? team taekwondo, vol. 1: ara's rocky road to white belt Nodelman, J., lee, t., & Beavers, e. (2017). Grade level 1-5. In this graphic novel, Ara the turtle must learn how to persist through failure and accept the help of his new friends at the dojo. softball switch-up Maddox, J., deen, N., & Wood, K. (2020). Grade level 3-5. Raisa is eager to help the newest member on the softball team. Can Raisa accept there is more than one way to achieve success? Jayla jumps in Jones, J. (2020). Grade level 3-7. When Jayla finds out that her mother used to be a Double Dutch champion, she decides to follow in her mom's footsteps. ghost reynolds, J. (2016). Grade level 5-6. Track star Ghost learns a few lessons about life and teamwork while reminding readers of the potential in everyone. 44 • FeBruary 2021 • officialKidsMag.com

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