perception

"Engage your child in hours of play with Mandisa Watts's colorful collection of sensory bin activities that aid with memory formation, language development, problem-solving skills and more. Perfect for toddlers from eighteen months to three years old and beyond, each bin makes use of materials you already have at home and helps reignite your kids' interest in toys long forgotten"--.

"[Presents a humorous look at how] endings can be hard, whether it's the end of school or changes to daily routines and activities"--Amazon.

"Sometimes I feel something. It's hard to explain. It's not quite a feeling. It's not quite a pain. The things that I'm feeling make no sense in my brain! Sometimes our bodies send us signals that are hard to define and express. What do we do when we feel . . . hungry? When our arms are tingly and uncomfortable? When we have an itch? . . . introduces kids to the concept of interoception (the ability to understand the signals our body sends us). This book makes it easier for kids to identify and express those bodily signals--and have fun too"--Publisher.

This book unpacks what happens to our brains and our behaviors each time we click 'Like' or even just scroll for new content on social media. Through interviews with top influencers, the latest studies, and pop-culture anecdotes, and Dr. Boxer Wachler's own expertise as both a scientist and an influencer himself, he reveals how influence works.

Animal researcher Alexandra Horowitz unpakcs the mystery of a dog's nose-view, and the incredible ways they put it to use.

Two dogs learn the importance of listening to others when they disagree over what they see in a tree.

"Our bodies let us know if we feel unsafe or might be in danger and can tell us when we are calm or need healthy touch. In this story, Mr. B helps Deja understand what her body is telling her by asking her to describe what her body is feeling"--Provided by publisher.

A caterpillar introduces the concept that each ending is the beginning of something else, as when the end of a day marks the beginning of night.

This book imagines a day in the boyhood of Japanese American artist, Isamu Noguchi, while wandering through an outdoor market, through the forest, and then by the ocean, seeing things Isamu sees through the eyes of a young artist.

"Follow a serene and smiley sloth through a series of light meditations and daily reflections, . . . from simple breathing exercises and guided visualizations to the benefits of chewing . . . slowly and staying present . . ."--Publisher provided.