The Don't Be Difficult Workbook

Help children consider the consequences of both positive and negative choices Follow six children who are faced with a variety of common problems Practice making difficult decisions in a variety of situations Ages: 6-12 Written by Lawrence E. Shapiro, Ph.D. & Hennie M. Shore. A workbook to help children consider the consequences of both positive and negative choices. Should you take the "right road" to solving a conflict or the "hard road" which will ultimately make your life more difficult? That is the question that this workbook asks children to ponder, as they learn about six kids who are faced with a variety of common problems. In each story, a child is confronted with a specific problem, and the reader is asked to write in both positive and negative ways to solve the problem. In addition, the reader is asked to consider the consequences of both positive and negative choices and the principles he/she could use to govern his/her choice. Finally, in each exercise, the reader is asked to consider how this principle might be applied to his/her own life. This workbook is designed to be used as an aid for teachers, parents, and counselors to help children see the consequences of their choices and learn the value of being cooperative and following the rules. 105 pages, spiral-bound.