Let's Be Friends Workbook
- A "must-have" workbook if you work with children who have social skills problems
- Help children acquire the skills to make and keep new friends
- Topics include: choosing friends with common interests, reading non-verbal cues, and developing specific communication skills like inviting a friend to a party or talking on the phone
- Ages: 6-12
Having friends is important! Research shows that adolescents who have a history of positive peer relationships are more resilient and better able to deal with life changes and stress. Unfortunately, the research also tells us that lots of kids have trouble making friends.This activity book, written by Lawrence E. Shapiro PH.D. and Julia Holmes, teaches children how to form strong and lasting friendships. As they work through the fun exercises in this book, kids develop the confidence and skills to reach out to others, communicate effectively, and resolve conflicts with compromise. As important, they learn how to accept rejection and move on when a friendship doesn't work out. Paperback, 144 pages, 8 x 10
This book is also part of the Instant Help Books Set.
