Egbert Turns Red/에그베르트 얼굴이 빨개졌어요: Children's Coloring Book English-Korean (Bilingual Edition)

When Manfred teases him, Egbert turns red. Angry and red. What can one do about it? Egbert has a plan and an adventurous idea... ️ Top 10 Aspects "Egbert Turns Red" is a popular children's book (available for free as an eBook on the author's blog) to proactively talk to children about the feeling of anger: 1. Emotional Perception Egbert doesn't just become "bad", he "turns red". This visualization helps children to concretely name the abstract, hot feeling of anger. 2. Identifying Triggers Why does Egbert turn red? Because he is teased or feels treated unfairly. Use the book to ask: "What makes you as angry as Egbert?" 3. Physical Reactions ️ "Turning red" visualizes physical signals like a racing heart and heat. Talk about how anger feels in the body. This way, children learn to recognize the signs earlier and regulate themselves in time. 4. Acceptance: Anger is Okay! The book does not judge Egbert. The most important insight: It is not bad to be angry. All feelings are allowed. However, teaching responsibility is important: Feeling feelings is okay, but no one may be hurt in the process. 5. Emotional Regulation � What do you do when you are red? The book opens the discussion for "anger-feeling tools". Does deep breathing, stomping, or an anger pillow help? Discuss strategies that help release energy without causing harm. 6. Social Consequences How do others react when Egbert is red? Are they afraid or do they laugh? This clearly shows that our feelings and outbursts have a direct effect on our environment. 7. The Subsiding of Feelings ️ Egbert doesn't stay red forever. This realization is extremely reassuring: Even the strongest anger passes. It is only a temporary state. 8. Empathy and Understanding How do Manfred, the dragon, or the other children feel? The book invites a change of perspective. 9. Communication Instead of Escalation Egbert often turns red before he can speak. Use the story to practice naming feelings ("I notice you are turning red like Egbert...") before the situation explodes. 10. Making Amends and Forgiveness What happens "afterwards"? If something has happened, it is important to take responsibility for one's actions (not the feeling!) and to put things right again – e.g. for a shared "green dream". The children's book "Egbert Turns Red" helps you treat anger as what it is: a strong, human emotion that we all must learn to deal with – the sooner, the better. Have fun reading aloud and enjoying the exciting conversations that result from it! Important Notes Printed editions of this book are for coloring. Attention: Coloring book editions do not contain colored pages and can only be colored once. For further coloring activities, you can get free coloring templates for printing on the author's blog This edition has a different page count than some other editions – eBook editions in many languages with colored illustrations are available for free on the author's blog eBook editions of this book were designed for large displays, e.g. tablets, laptops, etc. Please use a device with a large color display! Free reading apps are available for all common devices eBook editions may contain magnification areas. Please use the zoom function to display text areas in a larger size. Details can be found on the help pages of your reading app
ASIN: 1503217469
VSKU: BVV.1503217469.G
Condition: Good
Author/Artist:Kang, Joo Yeon|Dekena, Min-Jae|Winterberg, Philipp|Moon, Jane
Binding: Paperback
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Condition Notes: The item shows wear from consistent use, but it remains in good condition and works perfectly. All pages and cover are intact including the dust cover, if applicable . Spine may show signs of wear. Pages may include limited notes and highlighting. May NOT include discs, access code or other supplemental materials.