Phase Out Forgetfulness

Three short stories guide young readers to take responsibility for their actions. This is a helpful character education resource, starring children from the MVP Kids – includes Think and Talk About It sections for parents & educators.

-Annie is a farm girl whose ADHD makes it hard for her to focus. After forgetting to bring her lunchbox to school, her mom helps her create a memory song to help her remember.
-Aanya’s daycare class at Patel Child Care helps her to remember her manners through dress-up and pretend play. She practices her new social skills while grocery shopping and playing at her friend’s house.
-Lucas learns from natural consequences to take responsibility for doing his chores so he can participate in a snowball fight with his family.

Hidden object activity and family game night ideas included in the back of the book for character-building fun.

This book features a range of children, and diversity is shown in positive ways with characters that span various cultures, ethnicities, family situations, physical challenges and more. Readers of all backgrounds will see themselves in these pages while learning to value the diversity within their own community and being exposed to differences from around the world.

About the Help Me Become series
The Help Me Become series hardcover and paperback books promote character growth for children ages 4-10. Each book helps kids deal with real-life social situations like bullying and bad sportsmanship while learning to keep promises, be responsible, tell the truth, and more. Each title in the series features three stories starring MVP Kids and includes a Think & Talk About It section to coach parents & educators.

About MVP Kids
Families with a diverse range of cultural and ethnic backgrounds drive the inspiration for child education and social emotional learning. MVP Kids enables real-world kids to address the challenges in their lives through story-based character lessons where the kids interact at school, in social situations, and in their communities. MVP Kids board books enrich preschool readers while hardcovers and paperbacks focus on school-aged children. Each MVP Kids book includes extensive coaching information.