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Little Hands
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Written by Meg Unger

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About Little Hands & Big Hearts

Little Hands and Big Hearts is a publishing company dedicated to creating books that empower children and resources that assist educators. Our mission is to make learning easier.

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Meg Unger
Owner

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Meg is a passionate teacher who lives and works outside of Vancouver, BC, in the Fraser Valley. She has enjoyed a long career spanning over twenty-five years, most of them devoted to Kindergarten. Meg enjoys connecting with other educators, reflecting on best practices, and sharing ideas. Meg moderates a FaceBook group, Kindergarten Connections, which has become a hub for daily professional development. In the future, Meg looks forward to moving into a consulting role by continuing to share ideas and inspire others. Little Hands and Big Hearts is a publishing company dedicated to creating books that empower children to be the best they can be. Our mission is to assist children and their families as they adjust to school so they can reach their full potential.

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Just as I always knew I’d be a teacher when I grew up, I also knew that one day I would write children’s books. As a Kindergarten teacher, I read aloud often to my students. I know first hand the power of a thoughtfully created book. In writing How to Be the Best You Can Be in Kindergarten, I leaned into my teaching background to think of all the soft skills children need to feel successful. The book is thoughtfully illustrated with drawings that show diversity, inclusion, finding independence and developing a growth mindset.  

 

I have been fortunate to help several families who are new to Canada, which was the inspiration for my second book, Welcome to School in Canada. It is my deepest hope that this book will help with their adjustment to school. There are several translations of this book for the many newcomers arriving in Canada. My desire to write more children’s books continues to be strong. I often see inspiration for other books as situations arise with my students. I have several other book ideas and drafts that will help students with different aspects of finding success at school.  
 

 

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