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In Teaching Your Children Joy the Eyres identify thirteen distinct types of joy, including physical, mental, emotional, and social joys. They provide a simple, practical program - complete with exercises, games, and activities - that parents can use to teach their preschool-age children to absorb and retain these invaluable lessons.
Written for parents by parents, Teaching Your Children Joy will help you give your children the foundation they need to grow into positive and fulfulled adults.
Filled with invaluable know-how, this easy-to-follow guide from the authors of the #1 national bestseller Teaching Your Children Values presents practical advice for teaching children how to take a joyful, positive, and optimistic approach to life.
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Perminder Dubb
reviewed Teaching Your Children Joy on September 04, 2009
Teaching Your Children Joy
I read this book because I participated in a neighborhood Joy School for Michael. We did four days on each "Joy" and there were six moms to be teachers. So, I taught a lot of the joys, but not all.
This book can be used as a guideline for Joy School, but it was written to be a guide for parents to help them teach and preserve the best joys in life. It is promoting helping your children's social and emotional selves and not just the intellectual one.
These are the joys:
Section 1: Physical Joys
Preserving the Joy of Spontaneous Delight
Teaching the Joy of the Body
Teaching the Joy of the Earth
Section 2: Mental Joys
Preserving the Joy of Interest and Curiosity
Teaching the Joy of Imagination and Creativity
Teaching the Joy of Obedience and Decisions
Teaching the Joy of Order, Priorities, and Goal Striving
Section 3: Emotional Joys
Preserving the Joy of Trust and the Confidence to Try
Teaching the Joy of Family Security, Identity, and Pride
Teaching the Joy of Individual Confidence and Uniqueness
Section 4: Social Joys
Preserving the Joy of Realness, Honesty, and Candor
Teaching the Joy of Communication and Relationships
Teaching the Joy of Sharing and Service
Now, when I look at this list I think that these names are really daunting things to teach little children. The names are complicated, but the concepts are not. It has a lot of good anecdotes and suggestions that apply to families. For teaching a joy school, you have to take the idea and run with your own ideas, but the chapter will help you get a feel for the subject and occassionally there are ideas that will work at a preschool.
I liked the concepts or "joys" that they want to emphasize to the children because they are basic things that will help them be a well adjusted individual who enjoys life, feels loved, and shows love in return.
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