by Sèna Pierre Illustrated by Sehar Sadiq
Ages 4–8
Sage, a fine Maltipoo dog, and her four friends dreamed of traveling around the world to meet different kids and teach them to be good people and help them solve their issues too.
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$99.99
Sage, a fine Maltipoo dog, and her four friends, Sam the Cocker Spaniel, Frenchie the French Bulldog, Slick the Doberman, and Lola the Poodle, dreamed of traveling around the world to meet different kids and teach them to be good people and help them solve their issues too. Their wishes were granted when they discovered they could travel anywhere using their magic collars. Sage named the group the Pawsitive Pack, and they loved it, eager to start their adventure.
Sage’s first adventure was when she met a little girl named Mia, who thought she was not good enough because she made many mistakes. Sage was able to convince her that she was perfect just the way she was.
Where did Sage travel to for her first adventure? Where did Sage find Mia? Did Sage enjoy her first adventure? Discover your answers when you read Book One of The Great Deeds of Sage and the Pawsitive Pack series, with an entertaining poem at the end. This book teaches competence, confidence, courage, self love, self esteem, and many other moral lessons. Read more exciting adventures in the next story.
The Great Deeds of Sage and the Pawsitive Pack - Competence is part of the Royal Global Publishing collection, created to help young readers feel seen, capable, and brave.
Children learn in various ways. In their early years, they tend to learn more by doing or mimicking what they have seen or heard. In this story, sweet Mia attributed her self worth to her ability or inability, therefore creating a narrative that she wasn’t good enough. In this stage of development, it is vital that we help children develop competence in their individual functions. Learning to work hard while developing and mastering skills to achieve something is vital in this stage of life. It is important to understand that children have a need to feel capable and competent. It is also important that we provide opportunities to develop new skills so they can measure, improve, and encourage their own adequateness.
Competence is key. What they understand, they can apply. What they don’t understand, they will reject. Competence is the ability to do something successfully or efficiently.
By placing them in situations that create opportunities to do something such as math, writing, speaking, or drawing successfully. This will build their confidence and increase their desire to do more things.
The complete package includes the book, a student course workbook and activity book, a facilitator's manual, a journal, and crayons, all for $99.99. Districts and schools that buy in bulk receive a discount. Contact us for more information.
Founder & Author
Sèna Pierre is the founder of Royal Global Publishing. After struggling to read as a child and later being diagnosed with dyslexia, she built a career in retail and merchandising before turning her passion for literacy, mental health, and youth empowerment into Royal Global Publishing. She is also the founder of the nonprofit Society of Royals.
