The Friendship Formula : A social skills programme to develop an awareness of self and others
Schroeder, Alison
Pavlic, Dusan and Jon Mitchell
Notes
Many children find it difficult to establish and maintain friendships. A lack of confidence and the skills necessary to feel comfortable in social settings may impact upon all aspects of their school day and their life beyond the classroom. Working through this exciting programme will help such children to learn the essential communication and relationship skills that so many of us take for granted.The Friendship Formula’s unique approach provides focused intervention in the form of 40 sessions, divided into four units focusing on : self-awareness; emotional awareness; conversational skills and friendship skills.
Contents
Contents : Unit 1 - self awareness [rules, things I enjoy, my favourite things, achieved, friend, family]; Unit 2 - emotions [happiness, relaxation, sadness, stress]; Unit 3 - conversations [listening, eye contact, non-verbal communication, voice, good speaking, conversational topics, questions]; Unit 4 - friendship [survey, interests, appreciation, helping others, sharing, joining in, compromising, playing games, friend, fun]; bibliography;Additional Info
This programme is aimed at children aged 8 and above, and is ideally suited for use with small groups, but could be adapted for a large number of participants. This easy-to-use resource contains detailed notes for the adult facilitator, enjoyable practical activities, imaginative games and role-plays, as well as photocopiable worksheets.Supplied by Socially Speaking, PO Box 39157, Harewood, Christchurch 8545.
| Location | edition | Bar Code | due date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual Needs | TR10541 |
| Dewey: | TR Individual Needs |
| ISBN: | 9781855034471 |
| pub: | 2008 |