Dagmar Geisler

Safe Child, Happy Parent – Happy Painting and Angry Scratching

Publication date: 20.01.2014
5+
64 Pages, 18 cm x 25 cm

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Arabic

Paperback

ISBN: 978-3-7855-7931-2

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What colour is anger? What makes me happy? What does fear look like?

This interactive painting book combines opportunities to paint with themes that help explain our emotions. Painting and colouring are wonderful opportunities for children to display their feelings, experience them and understand them better.

Creative ways of engaging with emotions
Making feelings visible

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Dagmar Geisler

Dagmar Geisler, was born in 1958 in Siegen, studied drawing in Wiesbaden and now lives in Franconian Switzerland. She has been writing and illustrating for children and the young for over 25 years. Her educational picture books address recent and sensitive issues, providing useful preventive measures with excitement and humour from an educational perspective. With her books, she accompanies children in their social-emotional development and encourages talking together about feelings, difficult situations and body awareness.

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