Shows how to help preschoolers and school-aged children avoid quarrels and solve problems they may have with their brothers, sisters, and parents, and discusses the skills of negotiation

Kids Can Cooperate: A Practical Guide to Teaching Problem Solving

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Crary, Elizabeth

Psychology & Counseling

Parenting Pr

Kids Can Cooperate

Now in their second editions, these stories help children ages 3-8 learn to solve social problems effectively and compassionately. Because the stories are interactive, kids are encouraged to consider several different ways of solving problems. If children don't like how the stories turn out, they can go back and try another method.Gabriela and her father become separated while visiting the zoo. She's worried that she won't find him. What can she do? Includes a parent who uses a wheelchair.

I'm Lost (Childrens Problem Solving Books)

Suggests several things Amy can do when she becomes lost at the zoo and describes the results of each choice

I'm Lost (Childrens Problems Solving Books)

Mommy Don't Go: A Children's Problem Solving Book

Illustrates the use of problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and conflict resolution through an example of mother-child separation.

Mommy Don't Go (Children's Problem Solving Book)

Business & Money

Megale, Marina

Management & Leadership

The reader decides what Tyrone should do when he and his friend Jerry find a wallet

Finders, Keepers (A Decision Is Yours Book)

Children's Books

Literature & Fiction

Parenting Press

How often do you get to try again when you've made the wrong choice? That's the opportunity this series offers. Throughout each story, the reader determines what comes next -- and how the story ends. Children can reevaluate their choices and try other options. Appropriate for 7-to 11-year-olds, Tyrone and his friend Jerry find a wallet with money -- and the name and address of the owner. Do they return the wallet with all the money? Or do they "borrow" all or part of the money?

Finders Keepers (Decision Is Yours)

Historical Activity Guide

History

Pick Up Your Socks . . . and Other Skills Growing Children Need!: A Practical Guide to Raising Responsible Children

Responsibility is a skill you can teach. Hard to believe? Not with the no-nonsense advice in this classic book. For more than a decade, parents have been relying on Elizabeth Crary's step-by-step guyide to getting kids to both accept and learn responsibility. Whether you're teaching a small child to pick up his socks or a teenager to handle peer pressure, you'll appreciate the real-life examaples, complete with consequences. Crary also helps parents be realistic in their expectations. She explains normal developmental stages and learning styles, so we understand how our kids best absorb and retain information.

Chicago Review Press

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