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The Tara & Kabir Story + Activity Series |10 Interactive Learning Books for Kids | Perfect for Ages

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The Tara & Kabir Story

Education Concepts

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Confidence & Courage

Confidence & Courage

Confidence & Courage

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Confidence & Courage

Confidence & Courage

Confidence & CourageChildren learn to believe in themselves. They feel encouraged to try new activities. The stories help them face fear positively. They understand that mistakes are part of learning. They become more confident in everyday situations.

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Kindness & Empathy

Kindness & Empathy

Chemistry: Kindness & Empathy

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Kindness & Empathy

Kindness & Empathy

Kindness & EmpathyChildren learn to understand other people’s feelings. They discover the importance of caring and helping. The stories encourage kind words and thoughtful actions. They learn to respect different emotions and needs. This helps them build stronger relations

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Friendship & Teamwork

Friendship & Teamwork

Friendship & Teamwork

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Friendship & Teamwork

Friendship & Teamwork

Friendship & TeamworkChildren learn how to make and maintain friendships. They understand the value of sharing and cooperation. The stories teach them to listen and communicate clearly. They learn to solve small problems together.

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FAQ’s

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Safety & Parent Guidance

Please read before play

  • 1Parents can guide children while reading stories and completing activities.
  • 2Discuss the stories and emotions with children, allowing them to express their feelings freely.
  • 3Let children read and complete activities at their own pace without comparison or pressure.
  • 4Use only non-toxic, washable crayons, pencils and other age-appropriate stationery.
  • 5Keep small stationery pieces, scissors and sharp objects away from young children.