Fun and playful activities to teach kids ages six to nine how to better understand other people''s feelings."At a time when compassion is more crucial than ever, Hiedi France has written an insightful and comprehensive guide for parents looking to foster empathy and kindness in their child. Packed with a multitude of helpful and engaging activities, this should be required reading for all caretakers." —Jamey DiVietro, M.A., L.C.P.C., associate professor, social and behavioral sciencesWe all want the world to be a little kinder. Start by helping young kids develop their empathy skills and learn how to practice grace, compassion and tact in their everyday lives. Created by a school psychologist, this workbook is full of fun exercises that teach kids how to understand life from someone else''s perspective. These simple, thoughtful activities are easy for young learners to complete and help them build their people skills across a range of social situations.This standout among empathy books for kids features:- Active learning―Keep kids interested and enjoying themselves as they draw, take quizzes, practice listening skills, and more.- A "HEART"—felt approach―Exercises break empathy down into five easy-to-understand concepts: Hearing, Experiencing, Active listening, Reflecting, and Taking action.- Fun on every page―Playful language and colorful pictures help kids engage with the material, making it easier for them to learn.Teach kids to truly care about how other people feel with one of the best empathy books for kids available."This is an incredible tool for any parent, educator, or child to help understand and practice the concept of empathy. Providing collaborative, creative, and effective connections to help build social and emotional learning skills in a fun and meaningful way, this is one book worth adding to the library!" —Olivia Kirk, Ed.S, NCSP, school psychologist

Fun and playful activities to teach kids ages six to nine how to better understand other people''s feelings."At a time when compassion is more crucial than ever, Hiedi France has written an insightful and comprehensive guide for parents looking to foster empathy and kindness in their child. Packed with a multitude of helpful and engaging activities, this should be required reading for all caretakers." —Jamey DiVietro, M.A., L.C.P.C., associate professor, social and behavioral sciencesWe all want the world to be a little kinder. Start by helping young kids develop their empathy skills and learn how to practice grace, compassion and tact in their everyday lives. Created by a school psychologist, this workbook is full of fun exercises that teach kids how to understand life from someone else''s perspective. These simple, thoughtful activities are easy for young learners to complete and help them build their people skills across a range of social situations.This standout among empathy books for kids features:- Active learning―Keep kids interested and enjoying themselves as they draw, take quizzes, practice listening skills, and more.- A "HEART"—felt approach―Exercises break empathy down into five easy-to-understand concepts: Hearing, Experiencing, Active listening, Reflecting, and Taking action.- Fun on every page―Playful language and colorful pictures help kids engage with the material, making it easier for them to learn.Teach kids to truly care about how other people feel with one of the best empathy books for kids available."This is an incredible tool for any parent, educator, or child to help understand and practice the concept of empathy. Providing collaborative, creative, and effective connections to help build social and emotional learning skills in a fun and meaningful way, this is one book worth adding to the library!" —Olivia Kirk, Ed.S, NCSP, school psychologist

Fun and playful activities to teach kids ages six to nine how to better understand other people''s feelings."At a time when compassion is more crucial than ever, Hiedi France has written an insightful and comprehensive guide for parents looking to foster empathy and kindness in their child. Packed with a multitude of helpful and engaging activities, this should be required reading for all caretakers." —Jamey DiVietro, M.A., L.C.P.C., associate professor, social and behavioral sciencesWe all want the world to be a little kinder. Start by helping young kids develop their empathy skills and learn how to practice grace, compassion and tact in their everyday lives. Created by a school psychologist, this workbook is full of fun exercises that teach kids how to understand life from someone else''s perspective. These simple, thoughtful activities are easy for young learners to complete and help them build their people skills across a range of social situations.This standout among empathy books for kids features:- Active learning―Keep kids interested and enjoying themselves as they draw, take quizzes, practice listening skills, and more.- A "HEART"—felt approach―Exercises break empathy down into five easy-to-understand concepts: Hearing, Experiencing, Active listening, Reflecting, and Taking action.- Fun on every page―Playful language and colorful pictures help kids engage with the material, making it easier for them to learn.Teach kids to truly care about how other people feel with one of the best empathy books for kids available."This is an incredible tool for any parent, educator, or child to help understand and practice the concept of empathy. Providing collaborative, creative, and effective connections to help build social and emotional learning skills in a fun and meaningful way, this is one book worth adding to the library!" —Olivia Kirk, Ed.S, NCSP, school psychologist