Learning to Be a Good Friend: A Guidebook for Kids

by Christine A. Adams, R.W. Alley (Illustrator)

Elf-help Books for Kids - Addressing the needs of children and the adults who care for them. Softcover; 32 pages. 8" x 8".

Genres: Childrens, Nonfiction

28 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2004

Reviews

[Roya S]

دوست‌یابی از اون دست مهارت‌های اجتماعیه که بچه‌ها باید یاد بگیرن و این کتاب هم مختصر و‌ مفید توضیح داده بود. خوندن چند باره این دست کتاب‌ها برای والدین و بچه‌ها بسیار مفیده.👍🏽
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[Jane De vries]

Again, I bought this book in Santa Fe for my presentation on "Friendship' and found that it could be helpful for grandparents, educators and just people of any kind! Has a religious bent but since when is that something to censor?

[Anthony]

Learned techniques on how to be a good friend and how make friends. Helpful insights for the child with helpful hints for the parent or adult in the child's life to steer them in the right direction to becoming a good friend while being true to themselves.

[Bryonna Potter]

I really enjoyed this book because I brought back memories of when my mom would talk to me about being a good friend.

You could really use this in the classroom in many different areas, like you could read it when you first start school and you can also use in the problem solving area for the children to relate back to.

[Maleigha]

This book is great for friendship and building community. With 20+ children together all the time, there is definitely going to be some arguing and not getting along. This book can be used as a great read aloud in order to clear these problems up.

[Jasmine Crocker]

This book is about building a friendship with one another.




This can be used in the classroom by being a guide to showing children how to be a good helping friend.

[Lamia Muhammed]

Choose a friend who likes what you like. There's enough friendship in the world for everybody.