"Simple text and full color photographs describe how to be responsible, not a bully"--

Max avoids doing her chores until her mother tells her they must be done before she can go skating. Includes suggested learning activities.

In Being Responsible, beginning readers will learn about all the ways they can practice responsibility in their daily lives.

Three friends feel guilty about going to story hour at the library instead of doing what their parents told them to do.

A skill-building reader starring Worm finds him taking a turn caring for a class pet gnat that accidentally escapes from its tank.

The authors present a framework for assessing a company's social and environmental performance based on four levers businesses can use to create impact: (1) the products and services the company develops or sells, (2) the customer segments it targets, (3) changes in operations, and (4) how profits are used. They explain the levers in detail, highlight links to the legacy concepts of ESG and impact investing, and identify tools for assessing a company's...

Although her grandmother thinks that Kate is ready to own the porcelain doll that has been in the family for generations, her mother disagrees until Kate proves herself responsible.

Reaching a compromise with her parents when they say she is too young to attend a concert alone, Mia discovers that she is being cyberbullied on social media and teams up with her fellow Cupcake Club members to discover who is behind the attacks.