Stuck on a loop
By: Paula Nagel ; illustrated by Gary Bainbridge
Contributors: Bainbridge, Gary
Series: Rollercoaster series -- v. 2
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2017
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 64
ISBN-13: 9781315174921
Subjects: Anxiety in children; Test anxiety; Stress in children; Test Anxiety; Anxiété au test; Stress chez l'enfant
Notes: "A Speechmark Book"--Cover.
Table of contents: title: Chapter We all have thoughts running through our minds. Thoughts can be helpful and let us work things out and solve problems. I'ma bit worried about starting my new class on Monday. I think I'll call my friends to see if they want to meet over the weekend. Maybe they're feeling the same way too. Tom hasn't replied to my text yet. That's not like him. I wonder if I should call him to see if he's OK, or send another text.; title: chapter Thoughts can get stuck when we worry about things, or feel stressed or under pressure. Sometimes, thoughts can become stuck when we feel tired or physically unwell. Look back at my story. When did my stuck thoughts happen? Write or draw about them on the hamster wheel below.; title: chapter I worried about spelling tests and getting full marks every time. My stuck, bossy thoughts told me I had to do things to get full marks. Look back at my story and write about my stuck, bossy thoughts on the hamster wheels below.