Henry’s Show and Tell
Henry’s Show and Tell by Nancy Carlson, published by Puffin Books in 2006, is a 32-page children’s book that explores the challenges of overcoming fear in a school setting. The story follows Henry, who enjoys many aspects of kindergarten but struggles with the anxiety of participating in show and tell. With the help of his teacher, Ms. Bradley, Henry embarks on a journey to face his fears and gain confidence in sharing with his classmates.
In this engaging narrative, readers will find a relatable depiction of social themes such as self-esteem and the experience of new challenges. The book addresses the importance of support from educators and peers in fostering self-reliance. Through Henry’s journey, children can learn about navigating their own anxieties and the value of encouragement in a school environment. This edition is presented in English and features dimensions of 9.95 inches in height and 7.8 inches in length, making it a suitable choice for young readers.
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Henry likes almost everything about kindergarten, from learning his letters to painting pictures. But there is one thing that Henry does not like- show and tell! He gets all jittery and too afraid to speak when it is his turn to share. Ms. Bradley comes to the rescue with a great plan to help Henry overcome his fears, but will that be enough? Hopefully Henry will be sharing in no time!
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