Overview
Tea se rompi? el brazo y tiene que quedarse en casa unos d?as, sin ir a la escuela, para acostumbrarse al yeso. No le gusta sentir que se pierde lo que pasa en la escuela, as? que a su pap? se le ocurre un plan genial: van a hacer todo lo que ella y sus amigos har?an normalmente en el colegio, pero en casa! Juntos, Tea, Papi y su perra Rosita llenan el d?a con lecciones, juegos, un almuerzo y hasta una siesta. No es lo mismo que suele hacer normalmente, pero pronto Tea descubrir? la alegr?a de poner en acci?n todo lo que aprendi? de sus amigos, en su propia casa.
En este cuento alegremente ilustrado y con temas universalmente cercanos, una ni?a con mucho FOMO (miedo a perderse algo, por sus siglas en ingl?s) aprende que hay muchas maneras de sentirse cercano a la gente y las cosas que queremos. Y que no estar presente en una ocasi?n no siempre quiere decir que te la pierdas.
Thea has a broken arm and must spend a few days home from school, adjusting to her cast. She does not like feeling left behind from the happenings at school, so her daddy comes up with a brilliant plan: they’ll do all the things she and her friends would normally do in the classroom, but at home! Together, Thea, Daddy, and their doggy Rosie fill their day with learning, play, a snack, and even a nap! It may not be the same as what she’s used to, but Thea’s about to discover the joy of implementing everything she’s learned from her school friends (including tidbits on their individual cultures!) right in her very own home.
In this sweet and informative story time book, one little girl with some big FOMO learns there are different ways to keep the things and people we love close to us. And that being absent from something doesn’t always mean you have to miss out. Written in partnership with an accomplished child therapist, A Not So Lonely Day combines playful art a relatable story to explore the CASEL standards of social emotional development and the concepts of loneliness and isolation in young children. This title is leveled using both the Lexile and Fountas & Pinnell reading level standards. Includes backmatter that cover tips for helping children cope with loneliness and isolation.