★ Uses scientific methods to help children manage emotions, develop good habits, and master key developmental milestones with ease!
★ Interactive activities, fun comics, and game cards let children learn with laughter and grasp concepts through play, making knowledge an enjoyable experience!
★ From “Taming Emotional Monsters” to “Demystifying Household Appliances,” guides children to discover the science all around them and ignite their curiosity!
★ Integrates SEL (Social-Emotional Learning) and STEAM interdisciplinary thinking, helping children not only acquire knowledge but also develop well-rounded skills in expression, cooperation, and exploration!

This series includes 5 books:
The Magic Three-Step Method for Dealing with Anger, Anxiety and Sadness
A Guide to Developing Vitality Habits for Elementary School Students
Tips for Interacting with Self and Friends
The Science of Everyday Life at Home
8 Smart Tasks for Valuing Money

This workbook helps children understand their inner tendencies and learn to get along well with negative emotions such as "anger", "anxiety" and "sadness".
The book explains how to accept or overcome negative emotions like anger (Grumble/Bunbun), anxiety (Flutter/Sowasowa) and sadness (Tearful/Mesome) in an easy-to-understand manner. It introduces practical methods such as deep breathing and protective cards, as well as ways to change one's perspective to lighten the mood ("soft thinking" or "thinking from a different angle"), all presented in a lively style with interspersed comics and illustrations.

Mirai Matsumaru
Born in Tokyo in 1975. Graduated from the Department of Psychology at the University of Reading, UK, in 1998. With 16 years of overseas living experience and exposure to diverse cultures, she completed her graduate studies in psychology at Sophia University in 2001. After obtaining her clinical psychologist qualification, she has worked as a school psychological counselor for over 16 years, while also engaging in corporate psychological counseling, serving as a clinical counselor at the Counseling Room affiliated with the Graduate School of Education at the University of Tokyo, a part-time lecturer at junior colleges and graduate schools, and a psychologist at the Tokyo Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Center. Her expertise is in child cognitive-behavioral therapy. (Clinical Psychologist, Certified Psychologist)