The 1st Fives Coloring Book: Teaching Series: The Run to Win with Kiojah and Lee Initiative

by Kecia A Johnson

Overview

The 1st Fives Coloring Book: Don't Bring Me Bad News is an instructional and Christian discipleship tool which supplements Don't Bring Me Bad News, the first book of the Kiojah and Lee Book Series. It is the story of how twins Kiojah and Lee Hughes overcome personal challenges and conflict on their school's substandard morning news team in order to learn valuable lessons about commitment, teamwork, confidence, and good character.

The 1st Fives Coloring Book should be used with The 1st Fives Curriculum: Don't Bring Me Bad News, which is a guide that allows a teacher or discussion facilitator to carry children chapter by chapter through the story provoking engaging discussion, insightful literary reflection, and valuable introspection, and fun.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781736073568
Publisher:	Acacia's Ark LLC
Publication date:	08/19/2022
Series:	Teaching Series: The Run to Win with Kiojah and Lee Initiative
Pages:	30
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.06(d)
Age Range:	7 - 12 Years

About the Author

Kecia A. Johnson was born and raised and still resides in Gainesville, Florida. Inspired by her experiences with students as a middle school reading teacher, K-12 writing coach, and elementary and high school media specialist, she decided to explore storytelling and creative writing. She was drawn to students who were reluctant to engage in literacy activities because they struggled in those areas.The encouragement from five friends, support from family, and divine inspiration led her to write and publish The Kiojah and Lee Book Series. The first two books in the series are Don't Bring Me Bad News (Book 1) and Can You Handle the Truth? (Book 2). The accompanying series for educators is The Run to Win with Kiojah and Lee Initiative.She hopes her books will give children positive experiences with literature, a good laugh, and something inspiring to talk about.She holds a BS in journalism and an MA in mass communication with concentrations in writing for print news and multimedia storytelling from the University of Florida.