Wemberly worried

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Downloadables & Activity Sheets Activity Guide WEMBERLY “Wemberly worried about everything.” Wemberly’s parents think that she worries too much. So does her grandmother. “Worry, worry, worry,” says her grandmother. “Too much worry.” So imagine how poor Wemberly feels on the first day of school. She has a whole list of worries. What will school be

Hi, readers! Well, it's just around the corner. That's right, school starts next week. So if your child is overcome with the jitters, I have a few books to ease the nerves. Today we'll start with Wemberly Worried by Kevin Henkes (c. 2000): "You worry too much," said her mother. "When you worry, I worry," said her father. "Worry, worry, worry," said her grandmother. "Too much worry." And the start of school issues a whole new mound of worries for Wemberly. Discover how this reserved mouse…

Downloadables & Activity Sheets Activity Guide WEMBERLY “Wemberly worried about everything.” Wemberly’s parents think that she worries too much. So does her grandmother. “Worry, worry, worry,” says her grandmother. “Too much worry.” So imagine how poor Wemberly feels on the first day of school. She has a whole list of worries. What will school be

“On the first day of school, new friends are NOT actually friends yet. They are still strangers. And strangers are STRANGE.” Junie B. Jones Yesterday was a gorgeous Sunday afternoon for us locally. The sun was shining and all seemed right with the world. I popped into a French bistro for brunch and then headed …