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| Preface | ix | |
| Chapter 1 | The Unwritten Rules of Friendship: Simple Strategies Every Child Needs to Know | 3 |
| Chapter 2 | The Vulnerable Child | 15 |
| Allen: Giving In to Threats | ||
| Phillip: Asking for Trouble | ||
| Chapter 3 | The Intimidating Child | 48 |
| Jason: Believing "Might Makes Right" | ||
| Dolores: Excluding Another Child | ||
| Jennifer: Bullying a Sibling | ||
| Chapter 4 | The Different Drummer | 73 |
| Eric: Seeking Negative Attention | ||
| Spencer: Talking Up a Storm | ||
| Chelsea: Coming On Too Strong | ||
| Chapter 5 | The Shy Child | 108 |
| Michael: Not Knowing What to Say | ||
| Emma: Hiding from the Group | ||
| Chapter 6 | The Short-Fused Child | 137 |
| Gregory: Acting Like a Poor Sport | ||
| Lorena: Assuming Malicious Intent | ||
| Malcolm: Falling Apart in Public | ||
| Chapter 7 | The Little Adult | 179 |
| Margaret: Playing "the Expert" | ||
| Simon: Belittling Peers' Interests | ||
| Nathan: Needing to Be Perfect | ||
| Chapter 8 | The Sensitive Soul | 208 |
| Jonathan: Overresponding to Teasing | ||
| Claudia: Overreacting to Criticism | ||
| Lauren: Holding On to Grudges | ||
| Chapter 9 | The Born Leader | 234 |
| Samantha: Running the Show | ||
| Jack: Acting Like the Rule Police | ||
| Francine: Arguing with Authority Figures | ||
| Chapter 10 | The Pessimistic Child | 271 |
| Meredith: Constantly Complaining | ||
| Nadia: Feeling Shortchanged | ||
| Zack: Expecting the Worst | ||
| Chapter 11 | Frequently Asked Questions | 302 |
| Appendix | ||
| List of Activities | 311 | |
| Recommended Reading for Parents | 317 | |
| Selected Professional References | 321 | |
| Acknowledgments | 325 | |
| Index | 329 | |
| About the Authors | 339 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Scott Berge
reviewed Unwritten Rules of Friendship: Simple Strategies to Help Your Child Make Friends on October 03, 2012
Unwritten Rules of Friendship
The ideas in this book are geared to the youngest kids in elementary school however if you need it for an older kid, chances are they need to learn the basics in order to understand the complexities of teenage social situations. I like how the chapters are organized around nine stereotypical kids and their strengths and weaknesses. The suggestions for learning and practicing social skills are very practical. For example, in dealing with a bully, kids can use the "bored" look or roll their eyes which suggests to the bully that his taunts are not having much effect. Unwritten rules for shy kids includes, being where the action is, blending in, and not standing on the fringes. Strategies include positive self-talk, greeting people you know, not looking away and giving an honest compliment. This is a book that works well as a guide for parents wanting to have a discussion with kids about what to do and what not to do.
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