$9.95 Paperback, 4 x 6 inches, 76 pages; first edition, July 2019.
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$9.95
$14.95 Paperback, 6 x 9 inches, 92 pages; first edition, July 2013. Learn more...
$16.95 Paperback, 7 x 7 inches, 163 pages, Published 2004. Learn more...
$15.95 Paperback, 6 x 9 inches, 209 pages Published 1994. Learn more...
$10 3-month video streaming rights, with study guide.
The Ducks & Us Songbook is a mini-movie that sheds light on the relationship between environmental learning and self and social awareness—through the art forms of music, lyrical story-telling, 2D illustration, animation and video.
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$10 compact disc with study guide.
An original song CD featuring the Northwest Boychoir that focuses on wildlife safety and protection and compassionately juxtaposes the science of wildlife protection with the personal & social nature of human engagement with wildlife. Learn more...
$10 compact disc with study guide.
An original song CD that uses the universally shared phenomenon of birth to say all feelings are valid, ever present and worth celebratory embrace. Learn more...
$49 compact disc with study guide.
A series of four-to-five minute radio-style vignettes designed to engage, inform and inspire listeners to discover new ways of thinking, talking about and viewing emotion. Learn more...
$5 streaming/MP3 download.
Ovation: "...for the audience of you inside" is a confidence-inducing antidote for envy, peer pressure and comparison treachery. Learn more...
$5 streaming/MP3 download.
Pink: "...for the knowing-you inside" escorts the listener through a tender process for strengthening clarity and trust in one's own perceptions. Learn more...
Original narrative that brings a more inclusive way of thinking about the fragile nature of human interaction.
Five Ways introduces basic ideas behind emotion literacy advocacy
and suggests larger concepts needed to approach self-understanding.
Here is a list of eight points of reference with universal application in the world of humans and human interactions.
Pamela provides a window into her conception of the term "emotion literacy"...when, why & how her definition, intent and application differs and challenges current uses of the term.
Pamela offers a glimpse into the sub-text of her EL advocacy.
A piece of Pamela's poetic verses integrated into language arts programs @ University of Washington and published on Medium.com, among other of her written work.
Seattle Repertory Theatre's Education & Outreach interviews with ELA's founding artist, Pamela Sackett.
Seattle Repertory Theatre Company's Prologue
"Pamela has proven time and time again that her particular style and philosophy are not only beneficial, but necessary to the concepts of 'education and outreach' in the community."