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Children's book“Against aggression”
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“Together against school violence” № 2019-1-BG01-KA201-062329
26th November - First day of school
I will meet my new friends soon. I am eager to get there and probably they are also eager to meet me. The first thing to do is to hug them as tight as I can. Yes, there will be lots of hugs. I will also hug the teacher. Tightly! Probably they are waiting for me already and may be they have prepared a welcome party. The new school will be better than the previous one. Mom told me that. Dad and she went there several times so far. They did not take me with them. I will see the school for the first time today. I looked through the window several times in the morning if dad had arrived here to take me. At the end mom scolded me I would tear the curtain...
- When will we reach school? - I suddenly broke the silence in the car.
I will meet my new friends soon. I am eager to get there and probably they are also eager to meet me. The first thing to do is to hug them as tight as I can. Yes, there will be lots of hugs. I will also hug the teacher. Tightly! Probably they are waiting for me already and may be they have prepared a welcome party. The new school will be better than the previous one. Mom told me that. Dad and she went there several times so far. They did not take me with them. I will see the school for the first time today. I looked through the window several times in the morning if dad had arrived here to take me. At the end mom scolded me I would tear the curtain...
- When will we reach school? - I suddenly broke the silence in the car.
Dad seemed to be thinking about something for he startled. Or maybe because I shouted strongly.
- 10 more minutes and we are there.
I hate him doing that. 10 minutes means nothing to me. Is it much or nor? Now I have to ask him again, with a careful voice.
- A little more?
- Yes. A little more to go. - He was not startled this time, he even smiled. - I wanted go hug him, but this was not the right time. He is angry when I hug him while driving.
I am Vihra Lyubcheva, 11 years old. I live with my mom. We moved to another town. I will soon go to live with dad and auntie Mila (dad's wife), but I will meet mom, because we all will be in the same town. I will attend a new school and I am eager. I do not miss the old one. It was bad.
- 10 more minutes and we are there.
I hate him doing that. 10 minutes means nothing to me. Is it much or nor? Now I have to ask him again, with a careful voice.
- A little more?
- Yes. A little more to go. - He was not startled this time, he even smiled. - I wanted go hug him, but this was not the right time. He is angry when I hug him while driving.
I am Vihra Lyubcheva, 11 years old. I live with my mom. We moved to another town. I will soon go to live with dad and auntie Mila (dad's wife), but I will meet mom, because we all will be in the same town. I will attend a new school and I am eager. I do not miss the old one. It was bad.
The kids would make fun of me and I would beat them sometimes and the teachers would punish me for that later. Sometimes the kids were kind and I would hug them and the teachers would scold me again. I was too stout ... I could not feel my strength ... And other nonsense. Of course, I must not beat the kids but how can hugs be a bad thing? How can one not like hugs? I like hugs. This is the way to show people how much I love them. People love me more then. I think they would not have made fun of me, if I had hugged them more.
Hurrah! We have arrived! The corridor is silent because the pupils are in class. The nice woman, who met us, told us so. Later I understood this was the school principal. She is really kind. Usually adults talk and I have to wait in silence, but she was now talking to me.
Hurrah! We have arrived! The corridor is silent because the pupils are in class. The nice woman, who met us, told us so. Later I understood this was the school principal. She is really kind. Usually adults talk and I have to wait in silence, but she was now talking to me.
She said I would meet the resource teacher, the school special education teacher and the school psychologist. I have already heard these words - I had such teachers in the former school. Mom was right. The school is really good. There is no welcome party though. Everything is colourful and beautiful, especially the offices of my new teachers. They are full of toys, drawings, pencils, crayons, puzzles and many other things - the names of which I forgot. The teachers are smiling and very good. Nobody scolded me for too tight hugs. I like the classroom too and the kids are so many. Everybody is looking at me and I am shining with my biggest smile.
- Kids, we will have a new classmate this year - Vihra. Let's welcome her! - Ms Visochkova said loudly.
- Welcome, Vihra! - everybody shouted.
- Kids, we will have a new classmate this year - Vihra. Let's welcome her! - Ms Visochkova said loudly.
- Welcome, Vihra! - everybody shouted.
I could only hear my heartbeat and my name twice. But the given name only and I quickly recalled the other names - Vihra Boyanova Lyubcheva, Vihra Boyanova Lyubcheva, Vihra Boyanova Lyubcheva ...
- Vihra, will you tell us where you are from? - this time the teacher addressed me but I was too busy to recall my names and I just shouted:
- Vihra Boyanova Lyubcheva!
Everybody laughed loudly and I decided that something funny, had happened, which I had not understood, and I started to laugh too. Ms. Visochkova did not like that. She cast a severe glance at the kids and they stopped laughing. She waited a bit for the silence to resume and said:
- Obviously we have to talk about manners. We will tell Vihra goodbye for now and I hope that we will make her a better impression tomorrow.
- Vihra, will you tell us where you are from? - this time the teacher addressed me but I was too busy to recall my names and I just shouted:
- Vihra Boyanova Lyubcheva!
Everybody laughed loudly and I decided that something funny, had happened, which I had not understood, and I started to laugh too. Ms. Visochkova did not like that. She cast a severe glance at the kids and they stopped laughing. She waited a bit for the silence to resume and said:
- Obviously we have to talk about manners. We will tell Vihra goodbye for now and I hope that we will make her a better impression tomorrow.