Persevering Philip Presents the Virtue of Perseverance: Virtuepops Thank You for Rainbow Adventures

WHY THIS VIRTUE OF PERSEVERANCE EDUCATIONAL VIRTUES BOOK IS BEST FOR YOU AND THE CHILDREN YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR. The virtue of perseverance is a happy healthy habit that should be a part of a child's everyday life. And yours, too. When you model words, actions, and deeds that embrace perseverance (courage), you should make it fun with a smile. Because perseverance is an important emotional learning life skill dressed in happy healthy. It's from the heart and should be done with joy. **The POPtastic topics explored in this joyful and interactive book are perseverance, jobs, and transportation, highlighted through a story featuring perseverance in action, VIP notes and top tips for caregivers, poems, and meaningful ways to explore and share the virtue of perseverance.**When children learn to be brave when it's hard, they gain inner strength to try new things and learn new subjects. When they persevere when they feel like giving up, they gain self-confidence and build self-esteem. Perseverance helps a child bear difficulty calmly and without complaint. This sense of confidence, motivation, and highly valued human characteristic we call perseverance is what we hope all children feel deep within themselves. Encourage your child(ren) to exercise determination when working for their good and the good of others. Be a good model and you will instill solid, character building, perseverance-growing practices that become daily healthy happy habits. You as the caregiver can help your child(ren) develop perseverance built on a more positive attitude by learning, teaching, exercising, repeating, and sharing the virtue of perseverance. Good practice gives blessings of peace, patience, and prosperity. I have faith that this book will help and guide you on the good path lined with blessings of perseverance. Happy Virtuetime reading! This book and the other books in the Virtuepops****® book series collections offer ideal insights for helping caregivers and children in their personal growth, spiritual growth, emotional growth, mental growth, social growth, and physical growth.