Downloadable Activities: What Were You Thinking?
Author: |
Bryan Smith |
- SKU:
- DA-56-005
Description
Learning impulse control is important for children. Author and educator Bryan Smith has developed four excellent activities to accompany the What Were You Thinking?story book. The four worksheets are designed to remind children the steps to managing their impulses through writing prompts, drawing, and discussion questions.
4 Downloadable PDF Activities:
- I'm Prepared for Next Time
- Time to Be Funny or Not?
- What are the Steps?
- Create a Better Option
What Were You Thinking? is recommended for these activities.
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Published by Boys Town Press only
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