Children with strong social-emotional skills are better able to
cope with everyday challenges and benefit academically,
professionally, and socially. But the benefits that can be derived
from these skills can only be seen if children are given the
opportunity to develop them. This accessible guide helps teach
children to participate in social-emotional learning. Offering fun
group activities including social skill-based improv games,
participant written plays, and basic plays that can be transformed
using the creative minds of children themselves. To increase
participant comfort levels with these activities, the book allows
for a graduated exposure of techniques, starting with improv trust
building and joint focus games, and progressing to improvisation
and writing sketches. Featuring additional downloadable content,
including worksheets and lesson plans for classroom use, this is
the perfect companion for educators and therapists.
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