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    Sid, Spark and the Signal Man

    By Pamela Woodford

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    “Chuggedy-chuggedy, chuggedy-chuggedy, chuggedy-chuggedy, woo-oo, woo-oo.” That was a train named Sid.

    “Chuggedy-chuggedy, chuggedy-chuggedy, chuggedy-chuggedy, woo-oo, woo-oo.” And that was a train named Spark.

    Sid and Spark love travelling along their tracks, but sometimes the railway tracks need to change direction and the lines have to be properly controlled by the signal man. If the trains ignore the signals to slow down or to stop, this can cause some real problems.

    Find out how Sid and Spark learn to follow the signal man’s flags to help them continue safely and happily on their journey.

    'Sid, Spark and the Signal Man' is part of the 'Brighter Little Minds' series, which uses stories towards bringing about positive psychological changes in children and young people.

    The story of 'Sid, Spark and the Signal Man' addresses such issues as anger management, family problems, bullying, violence, learning self control, learning rules, working together, developing empathy and much more.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOrpen Press
    Release dateFeb 22, 2013
    ISBN9781909518742
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    Sid, Spark and the Signal Man
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    Pamela Woodford

    Pamela Woodford is a UK-based consultant psychotherapist who has developed a unique approach to treating children and adolescents suffering from conditions ranging from eating disorders, depression, low self-esteem, anger management, anxiety and self-harm to autism, sleep problems, lack of confidence and fear of the dark.

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