Ettienne-Murphy
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The Adventures of Daisy-Mae

Meet Daisy Mae
​Daisy Mae is curious, thoughtful, and always asking why.
She notices things other people miss…
the tone behind the words,
the feeling behind the behaviour,
and the quiet moments that don’t quite make sense. Sometimes she feels overwhelmed.
Sometimes she overthinks.
Sometimes she gets it completely right. But she always comes back to one thing… edit.

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Daisy Mae is designed to support children (and adults) in understanding:

Emotions and reactions Social situations and friendships Learning differences, including dyslexia

Confidence and self-expression

​The connection between thoughts, feelings, and behaviour

​She turns complex psychological ideas into simple, relatable moments.

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​The World Through Daisy Mae’s Eyes Daisy Mae often finds herself in situations where: People say one thing… but mean another Others react in ways she doesn’t expect She feels different… but doesn’t always know why She has questions no one has quite answered properly Instead of ignoring it…
she observes, reflects, and gently works it out.

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​How She Thinks Daisy Mae’s thinking is:
Curious, not judgmental Reflective, not reactive Honest, even when it’s uncomfortable

She might ask: “Why did they say that… but look upset?”

“Did I do something wrong… or am I just thinking too much?”
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“Why does this feel big to me… but small to everyone else?”

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Why Daisy Mae Matters
Daisy Mae helps children feel: Seen Understood Less alone in how they think and feel She shows that:
It’s okay to question
It’s okay to think differently
It’s okay to take time to understand yourself

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Ettienne-Murphy     


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    • Teaching GCSE English
    • Reluctant Readers
    • Grammar
    • Letter Formation
  • Maths KS1-3
    • Maths Teaching Tips
    • Division
    • Fractions
  • Learning Videos
  • Child Development
    • PDA Autism
    • Dyslexia
    • Autism
  • Planners
  • Cindy Lorraine
    • In Layman's Terms
    • My Therapy room
    • Wellness & Beauty
    • Video Diary
  • The Staffroom
    • Behaviour Management
  • After School Club
  • Resource Samples
    • Templates
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  • Blog
    • Story Writing
    • What are the Benefits of Foreshadowing?
    • Advice for New Teachers
    • Leadership in 2024?
    • Quality Teaching Resources
    • Phonics 'ea' Digraph
  • Members Page
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