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Synopsis
Unicorns and Horses and Snakes, oh my! Interactive movement wrapped up in a charming story of sibling angst, anger management, compassion, and triumph. Grown-ups sit; kiddos move and practice dance fundamentals. This is the fourth of the Dance-It-Out stories, pandemic creations by an award-winning dance teacher and her Ballerina daughter. Fed up with her annoying sister, Naomi storms out of the castle, only to discover a unicorn in need of help. With a sense of purpose, she quickly forgets her anger. Ballerina Konora is featured on each page as optional movement mentor to help readers connect with movement.
Is Princess Naomi Helps a Unicorn: A Dance-It-Out Creative Movement Story for Young Movers (Dance-It-Out! Adventures: Movement, Connection & Story Play • Ages 4–8) appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 4 and up.
A charming interactive movement story where a princess learns to manage anger and practice compassion by helping a unicorn. No concerning content; encourages physical activity and emotional intelligence through dance.
What to know going in
This book has no graphic violence, no sexual content, and clean language. Content notes include anger.
Who'll love this
Young readers will love moving and dancing along with Princess Naomi as she helps a magical unicorn.