Parents have headaches, children are unruly,
Generally speaking, after school, some behaviors violate the rules of schools or public places.
So, the children in front of the kindergarten
Papa bear doesn't recommend reading these books on training rules.
Try to keep your child's nature when you are young.
But after the age of three, parents should start to cultivate slowly, or specify some rules.
Otherwise, the bigger the headache.
0 1 "Go swimming with Uncle Gan"
Suitable reading age: 3-6 years old
Dangdang evaluation number: 56837
About the author: john boyne Ham, 1936 was born in England. 12 entered summerhill school, and formally studied painting at the Central Art Institute in London at the age of 20. His first book, Bao Er, won him the kate greenaway Prize, which is the highest honor of his first English picture book in his life. Later, he won the second Kate Greenaway Award for "Mr. Gumpy's Outing", and his "Grandpa" and "Hello! Let me go. 》(Oi！ Get off the bus) has been made into a popular animated film.
A group of Xiong Haizi shouted by the river, "Uncle Gan, shall we go swimming with you?"
"It's good, as long as it's not noisy."
But as soon as the children got on the boat, they forgot
Facing a group of noisy children
What would Uncle Gan do?
After the boat capsized, Uncle Gan invited the children to tea.
After landing, the children asked if they could go to the farm together.
"But yes, but you can't catch the chicken."
"But you can, but you can't tease the cat."
The children broke the rules again and again.
Uncle Gan reminded the children a little.
Let children learn to cooperate in fun and games.
Sally can't afford to lose anyone.
Suitable reading age: 3-6 years old
Dangdang evaluation number: 24474
About the author: Dr. Frank J. Sileo, a registered psychologist in New Jersey, is also the executive director of the New Jersey Psychological Improvement Center (limited liability company). Dr Shiloh received a doctorate in psychology from Fordham University in new york. He also wrote three other children's books, namely toilet paper flowers: telling a story about Crohn's disease to children and holding cheese for lactose intolerant children! A children's story about latex intimacy), and insect bites and campfires (a story about homeless children).
Nowadays, many children have been overbearing since childhood.
They are not born like this, maybe because children can't afford to lose.
If children can't afford to lose, they often behave overbearing at school or other social occasions.
They think winning or being able to control others is the most important thing.
The protagonist Lisa likes sports very much.
I like to be the first in every sport.
Line up at school until NO 1, and rush out of the classroom first during class. She even wants to finish macaroni and cheese first!
Unfortunately, Sally hates failure, which makes her angry and hurts her feelings.
Her classmates even nicknamed her "Sally who can't afford to lose" at school.
Lisa plays football with her classmates.
As usual, always hogging the ball.
The competition is also for the first place.
When her team was about to lose.
Yelling at his teammates: "Do you want to lose?"
This makes teammates very disgusted!
Finally, with the help of teachers and mothers, Sally learned the rules of sportsmanship.
She can learn to say to herself, "having fun is winning!" "
Children need to learn to share, obey the rules and control their emotions from an early age.
Regardless of winning or losing, we must learn to respect, understand and tolerate.
03 "Not afraid of being laughed at"
Suitable reading age: 3-6 years old
Number of people evaluated by Dangdang: 8 1 16 1.
About the author: Heather? Dr Heather Lonczak is an educational psychologist, who is engaged in the study of teenagers at risk and their positive development. She has published a large number of academic papers on the health of minors. This book is her second children's story book. Currently, she lives in Seattle, USA with her husband and two children.
Being laughed at is an inevitable thing in a child's life.
Even so, it will still bring a lot of troubles, pains and even injuries to children.
Fortunately, most ridicule is harmless.
When children learn effective coping methods, problems can be solved quickly.
The hero of this book is a little monkey named mutch in the rainforest.
He doesn't have a hair, long hair, short hair, coarse hair or fine hair.
In short, there is not a hair!
Mutch's family all think he is cute.
Mutch grows up day by day, and he likes his smooth skin.
However, until the day of school, Mu Qicai was laughed at.
The students have never seen a hairless monkey.
Some of them stared at him, others pointed at him and giggled.
Others called him "little bald man".
The growth of children will not be smooth sailing, and they will face more challenges in the future.
This book makes children understand that as long as they have a strong and brave heart.
Finally, we can overcome setbacks and difficulties.