Learn how to Be a Pal: A Information to Making Buddies and Holding Them (Dino Tales: Life Guides for Households)
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Enjoyable dinosaur characters educate younger kids all about friendship–the worth of associates, the right way to make associates, and the right way to be a great buddy.
With playful full-color illustrations, Laurie Krasny Brown and Marc Brown assist children deal with on a regular basis social conditions and be taught:
Who could be your buddy.Learn how to present somebody you want to be associates.Learn how to deal with bosses and bullies.The very best methods to be a buddy and methods to not be a buddy.Methods to settle an argument with a buddy.
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Laurie Krasny Brown and Marc Brown reply life’s huge questions.
Perceive what divorce means, why it occurs, and the right way to finest deal with everybody’s emotions. This indispensable ebook is a comforting help to assist younger children and households by a tough time of their lives. An introductory information that encourages even the littlest ones to grow to be engaged residents. Easy, and age-appropriate solutions to children’ most typical questions on intercourse, the human physique, replica, and improvement.
ASIN : 0316111538
Writer : Little, Brown Books for Younger Readers; Reprint version (September 1, 2001)
Language : English
Paperback : 32 pages
ISBN-10 : 9780316111539
ISBN-13 : 978-0316111539
Studying age : 3 – 6 years, from prospects
Lexile measure : 560L
Grade degree : Preschool – 3
Merchandise Weight : 2.31 kilos
Dimensions : 9.13 x 0.25 x 8.75 inches
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Prospects discover the ebook an incredible educating device for youngsters. They are saying it supplies good examples, ideas, and insights. Readers additionally respect the lovable and colourful illustrations. Nonetheless, some really feel the ebook is just too lengthy for younger children and complicated to learn to them. Opinions are combined on readability, with some discovering it straightforward to know and accessible, whereas others say it is too wordy.
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Claire B. –
THIS BOOK IS FOR SCHOOL AGE CHILD K -2.
This book is not for everybody and not for any age.I was bit disappointed with negative reviews about this book who spoil it for older kids parents.This book is dealing with attitudes of older 5 6 and 7 years old and younger kids should NOTeven be exposed to that because they indeed make pick up some from those.Older kids however can really use this book to express their problems with friends, their problem with their friend making and find solutions.My son has problems with a friend who tells all his boy scout friends what to do all the time.He could not fix this and we could not fix this, but one day he has him over and showed himthe book and that other boy red the one page about BOSSESand he blushed. He saw himself in it. It gave very clear examples of a child whowas bossing others on this page and he took it and got it.Yes, this is awesome and amazing book and helps to see what is good and what is bad when comes to friendship.There is tons books about bullies and how to deal with them but this book is a simple visualguide to situations among school age kids in K to 2 and how to navigate in that when you are that age. It is book for kids not for parents and kids really GET IT.There are good examples to follow for those who need them and bad to reflect on themfor bad behaving kids and for good kids to help to see how and what to say and what to do.What not to love?It is very affordable book, one Starbucks coffee really, no risk to me and I think it was so much wisdom and so much learned from it. Nothing to loose all to gain.Again, DO NOT buy for younger kids no matter how advance readers and smarts they arebecause this is the same problem as with those smart pants ending send to Kindy one year earlierand then being socially inadequate for most situations. Being smart and advanced is one think, fit socially another. therefore do not expose younger kids to those problems, just as you should not send younger kid early to Kindy 🙂
AL –
Good for elementary students
A bit much for preschool, but good for elementary students.
ItsTheTaylorCrew –
A new favorite!
My 4 year old son’s neuropsychologist highly recommended it as a great way to teach him about social norms so that he can build some good friendships instead of turning all the kids off with his boisterous and sometimes overbearing reactions (and affinity for pushing and chasing) Well, both of my kids (my youngest is 1.5) absolutely ADORE this book! They have wanted to read it every single day since it arrived. My son seems to be taking some of the lessons to heart, as he will bring up ways to be good friend or how not to be a friend randomly throughout the day. Our first playdate since getting this book also went swimmingly!There are a couple of more mature themes mentioned in this book- divorce being one of them. Not that I personally think it is an inappropriate topic, but if you have a child that you don’t think is ready to discuss something like that, it’s something to keep in mind. Though the beauty of reading to small children typically too young for stuff like that is- they can’t read! So if you skip over a part, they never even know! (I always skip the part where the mom commits a little B&E and then cradles her sleeping adult son in that-book-that-shall-not-be-named because, creepy. And both kids are none the wiser) So yeah, this book is great, especially if you kiddo needs a little nudge about how to be good friend material. I’m not sure why, but small children tend to take a book’s word for it more than if mom or dad tells them themselves… Worth every penny!
MomentoStudios –
Great for preschool/school age kids.
Overall this book is great! We have a kindergartener, and she loves this book. Many great examples of how/what the right choices are. The only odd part of the book is about keeping secrets: one of the captions has a little girl saying to her friend “my parents are getting a divorce, please don’t tell anyone”. Just seems a bit out of place with the rest of the book. We change the verbiage when we read this page, as divorce isn’t a topic we feel we need to talk about with our preschool/school age children, especially about it being a “secret”. The illustrations are great, lots of visual details and examples that my kids love. Other than the random “divorce” sentence, this book is great.
reviewsbyme –
The author presents the information in a very kid-friendly and fun way. It has been a great tool for …
My six-year old has been struggling with making friends. I have checked out from the library a number of books related to making friends, and this one really struck a chord with him. He requests to read it over and over again. It provides real life tricky situations that are difficult for a child to navigate through, and it presents some options for what a child could do in those situations. He is reluctant to take mom and dad’s advice, but listens whole heartedly when we read this book to him. The author presents the information in a very kid-friendly and fun way. It has been a great tool for our son and hope it does the same for your child.
DDirk –
Very good book
This has been a great book for my 3 year old son. He started his first year of preschool this year and sharing, taking turns, and playing nicely has been bit of a problem for him! We sit down and read this book often to remind him “how to be a good friend”! I feel that he understands what’s going on in the book and has seemed to pick up on good behaviors from this book also! They have pictures and examples on ways to be a “good” friend. We read each picture and then I ask him questions about the pictures and we discuss what’s the right and wrong thing. It has also been helpful between him and his little brothers. All I need to do is remind him about this book and things seem to go a little smoother!
Kashmir –
Great book for teaching kids about kindness…
This book is so easy to understand and full of good ideas that as soon as my child saw a new kid in his class he immediately began using the skills he used here, noticeably by his class teacher, and made a new friend, even though the other child speaks no English! It’s such a blessing to see tools like this to help kids overcome situations that prevent them from being social. Kudos to the author for having such insight <3
Thomas Ching –
will buy again
Placeholder –
Some pages are good for 4 or 5 yr old…some are for older children like 7 year old kids… overall it is a good book..must buy for age group of 4 to 8
Maren Welling –
My son (7) loves this book and it inspires thoughts and conversations with his dad who speaks and reads English with him. Very valuable.
miquel –
We like the advice it gives (dad says: it’s not a masterwork though, but my son asks me to read it every night)
Easterchick –
I got this for my 7 year old when she started her new school and was having some difficulty settling in. She found it very easy to empathise with the scenarios in the book, and over time began to tell me when she’d seen some of these things happen at school and talk about how she had dealt with it as the book suggested. I thought this was really great – it proved a great way of helping her identify ways in which she could integrate herself into the existing friendship groups faster, and it was actually quite effective – probably more so than if I had sat there and suggested some things she could do myself.One thing I did like is that the book doesn’t shy away from telling kids that not everything is somebody else’s fault. I think all too often as parents we assume that it’s other children who are to blame if our own child has difficulty in settling in. This is an important message in helping children to take responsibility for their own behaviour – the first step towards changing it.