Social skills in kindergarten
E-book, Czech
254,-
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EK41465
Social skills in kindergarten
254,-
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Social skills in kindergarten
The publication is a unique, well thought-out methodology with a number of games and techniques designed to develop social skills, especially in preschool children, and even in early school-age children. The aim of the authors is to convey to children the principles of prosocial behaviour and to lead them to consciously use them in contact with other people. The book contains specific techniques to self-regulate behavior.
Children delve into the mysteries of socially acceptable behaviour through the story of the characters Adi, a little girl, and Tim, an alien. The individual stories are followed by questions with searching and discovering answers concerning social skills and prosocial, cooperative functioning in a group.
The book is a meaningful tool for any parent, kindergarten or primary school teacher, or guidance counsellor who wants to systematically teach children social skills while emphasizing that they really understand why following certain principles of social behaviour is necessary and beneficial.
The publication includes a wealth of pictorial material that is an integral part of the mediation.
Children delve into the mysteries of socially acceptable behaviour through the story of the characters Adi, a little girl, and Tim, an alien. The individual stories are followed by questions with searching and discovering answers concerning social skills and prosocial, cooperative functioning in a group.
The book is a meaningful tool for any parent, kindergarten or primary school teacher, or guidance counsellor who wants to systematically teach children social skills while emphasizing that they really understand why following certain principles of social behaviour is necessary and beneficial.
The publication includes a wealth of pictorial material that is an integral part of the mediation.
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