Exploring PathsT Jutarnji Petminuti Dnevnik Zahvalnosti 30-Dnevni Izazov Za Djecu Od 10 Do 13 Godina: Izgradite trajne zdrave navike koje poticu zahvalnost, radost, razvoj umijeca razmisljanja, radoznalost i zelju za istra

by Katherine Long, Ina Rodin (Translator), Kristin Vukovic

Overview

Exploring Paths(TM) Jutarnji Petminutni Dnevnik Zahvalnosti 30-Dnevni Izazov Za Djecu Od 10 Do 13 Godina is our Croatian 30 Day Challenge Journal for Ages 10-13. Entirely in Croatian, this gratitude journal is great for native speakers, those learning to speak Croatian, and those wanting to practice while building a healthy habit of gratitude.

Za stvaranje nove navike potrebno je od 18 do 254 dana (66 dana u prosjeku). Pomozite svojim tinejdžerima u razvoju umijeća razmišljanja i razumijevanju da je u redu osjećati i imati različite osjećaje. Osigurajte im alate za izbor sreće u teškim vremenima, vizioniranje, postavljanje ciljeva i bolje zdravlje uz praksu zahvalnosti koja će im pomoći da uspiju u svemu što rade.

Exploring Paths™ knjiga posvećena je pružanju isprobanih i istinitih praksi u lako razumljivom formatu za vas i vašu djecu. Naše knjige temeljimo na radu i naporima naše sestrinske organizacije Exploring Paths® Program, programu za mlade u partnerstvu s YMCA organizacijom u New Yorku. Za svaku kupljenu knjigu donirat ćemo postotak prihoda ili, gdje je moguće, donirati jednu od naših knjiga školi ili omladinskoj organizaciji kojoj je to potrebno.

Za više informacija o našem 501c3 programu posjetite web stranicu:
www.exploringpaths.org

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781957968087
Publisher:	EP Ventures, LLC
Publication date:	04/08/2022
Pages:	64
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.13(d)
Age Range:	9 - 12 Years

About the Author

Katherine Elizabeth Long (author) draws on her over 19 years as a tech exec & over 20 years working with youth. She is an author and the founder of the Exploring Paths® program in NYC & the Exploring Paths™ Web and mobile application for explorers, destinations, and subject matter experts alike. Originally from Del Rio, Texas, she spent summers in Southern Louisiana & NOLa, has lived & studied throughout the US and Europe, and has traveled the world for work & fun. Her parents instilled gratitude & goal-setting practices in her & her brother at a young age, & she instills those same practices in students today through her program, applications, & workbooks. She holds a BA from Texas Christian University and an MSc from the London School of Economics; serves as Board Chair for the Chinatown YMCA, has held several board positions, & has won multiple awards for her efforts with Exploring Paths, including NY'1's New Yorker of the Week & Friend of Marimekko for Int'l Women's Day.

Ina Rodin (translator): An author & leading tourism professional, Ina contributes to the development and growth of Croatian tourism through work & cooperation with numerous companies & institutions - Valamar hotels & resorts, Horwath HTL, Sol Optimus, Croatian National Tourist Board, Zagreb School of Economics and Management, EBRD, Convene Hospitality, and others. In 2012, she published the book "Fundamentals of Tourism" - a textbook for 2nd grade of the School of Economics, w/ co-authors Lidija Birin & Zoran Kasum. She co-authored “Tourism, Case Studies of Croatia & the Region” in 2016 w/ M. Hanžek et al.

Kristin Vukovic has written about Croatia for The New York Times, BBC Travel, BBC's Good Food Magazine, The Daily Beast, and AFAR, among others. In 2016, she was named a “40 Under 40” honoree by the National Federation of Croatian Americans Cultural Foundation and received a Zlatna Penkala (Golden Pen) award from the Croatian National Tourist Board in 2017. She holds both a BA in Literature and Writing and an MFA from Columbia University, where she was Editor-in-Chief of Columbia: A Journal of Literature and Art. She recently completed her debut novel, RETURN TO SIRANA, about a Yugoslav war refugee who must face her past and reinvent herself when she is summoned back to Pag Island from New York to help her father save his failing cheese factory. Kristin lives in New York with her husband and daughter.