Picture Book
Nora's Thinking Cap
by Namu Marupudi
Ages 5–8
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About this story
Nora loves to build: block castles, pillow forts, spoon bridges. But when something goes wrong, her tummy flutters and her mind goes buzzy. Then Grandma gives her a Thinking Cap with four buttons: Stop. Think. Try. Check. A story about calm problem-solving, with a My Problem-Solver page, discussion questions and a Super Problem-Solver award. For ages 5-8.
- Problem — something that needs to be fixed
- Solve — to find the answer to a problem
- Flutter — a quick, fluttery feeling inside
- Buzzy — a jumbled, busy feeling in your head
- Stop — to pause before you act
- Think — to use your mind carefully
- Try — to have a go at something
- Check — to look again and see if it worked
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