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'Dude That's Rude!' Book -
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Help improve social skills. -
Teaches children basic social skills. -
Introduces the concept of anger management to children. -
Interactive questions about how friends would behave toward one another in a variety of situations. -
The Social and Emotional Competence Board Game developed by child psychologist Gary Yorke, Ph. D. Social and emotional competence refers to the capacity to recognize and manage emotions, solve problems effectively, and establish and maintain relationships with others. It is these skills that serve to protect our children from a host of difficulties including behavior problems, increased emotional distress, academic failure, delinquency, and substance abuse. Designed for 2-6 players. Recommended for ages 6-14.
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Brain Bullies is an effective tool for introducing the principals of cognitive therapy to children. The creative and colorful illustrations in Brain Bullies helps children identify the cognitive distortions that can make them anxious. The fun and nonthreatening illustrations of the “Brain Bullies” helps children develop an understanding of the internal dialogue that contributes to anxiety and other forms of emotional distress and upset. The most common distortive thought patterns are covered in Brain Bullies. -
Fun way to learn social skills. -
Increase students awareness to stop bullying. -
Fun way to learn social skills. -
Children learn to control their behavior responses to anger. -
Teaches skills to handle behavioral problems. -
Encourages children to understand and care about the feelings of others. -
Encourages children to talk about their feelings and understand others. -
Game teaches children how to self-monitor their emotions. -
Game teaches children how to handle stress. -
Game helps children deal with all kinds of stress. -
Game helps children learn to cope with worry. -
Game helps children learn anger management techniques. -
This fun-filled book is packed with 52 reproducible activities to help youngsters learn to identify, understand, express, and cope with their angry feelings. The hands-on activities use art, music, drama, and movement and are designed to get kids thinking about their own anger cues and the way in which they express their anger. You won't run out of activities to help youngsters focus on gaining control of their anger before it takes control of them. -
Game helps teens express themselves to others. -
Feelings Detective helps all children understand their own feelings as well as the feelings of others. It is especially helpful for children who tend to misread social cues, including those who have been diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome or are at any other position on the Autism Spectrum. Specific examples help players to link specific situations and thoughts with specific feelings. Feelings are the most basic building blocks of social skills. Without the ability to recognize feelings in themselves and others, children are not able to master social interactions. -
Game helps develop social skills.. -
Fun way to learn social skills.