What Do You Think?: A Kid's Guide to Dealing With Daily Dilemmas

by Linda Schwartz, Beverly Armstrong

Presents situations in daily life that require making decisons to resolve conflict.

184 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 1993

Reviews

[Shaye Miller · Rating 3 out of 5]

I purchased this book years ago and used it in my 1st and 2nd grade classrooms when I was teaching in public schools. This was a great book for its time (published in 1993) and even proved helpful through 2003 when I was still using it with my students. They enjoyed using their problem solving skills and it provided great daily discussion. However, as I read it again with my own children in 2018-2019, choosing one or two dilemmas per day to discuss, I realized that some of these are a bit outdated. There are also loads of new technological dilemmas that kids are presented with that could be included were Linda Schwartz to make an updated and revised edition. I would also love to see sources (websites, books, etc.) provided that students could peruse after each discussion for further information on each topic. Nevertheless, I did like it overall.

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