TY  - BOOK
AU  - Rogers, Vanessa
TI  - Games and activities for exploring feelings with children : : giving children the confidence to navigate emotions and friendships
SN  - 9781849052221
PY  - 2011///
CY  - London
PB  - Jessica Kingsley
KW  - EMOTIONS
KW  - SOCIAL INTERACTION
KW  - PEER RELATIONSHIPS
KW  - FRIENDSHIPS
KW  - BULLYING
KW  - SELF ESTEEM
KW  - GAMES
KW  - ACTIVITIES
KW  - CHILDREN
N1  - Introduction
Part 1. Making the Rules
  1. Parent/Guardian Consent
  2. Consent Form
  3. Group Rules
  4. Group Graffiti Wall
  5. Individual Contracts
  6. My Action Plan
Part 2.. Getting to Know Each Other
  7. Introduction Circle
  8. My Timeline
  9. My Desert Island
  10. Spider's Web Map
  11. Share/Not Share
  12. Secrets
  13. The Truth, The Whole Truth...
  14. This is Me!
  15. Attitude Scale
  16. Colours
  17. Helping Hand
  18. Would You...?
  19. Feelings File
  20. Things About Me
Part 4. Expressing Yourself
  21. Picture Pairs
  22. Act Out Feelings!
  23. Talk, Talk
  24. Reflective Listening
  25. Don't Laugh At Me!
  26. Images
  27. Late for School!
  28. That Makes Me Angry!
  29. I Don't Want To!
  30. My Home
  31. Name That Feeling!
  32. Feeling Valued
Part 5. Making Friends
  33. Friendship Line
  34. Magic Spell for a Friend
  35. Follow the Crowd
  36. Jealousy Bag
  37. Get Knotted!
  38. My Space
  39. The Bus Stop
Part 6. Endings
  40. Positive Thoughts
  41. Today I...
  42. Faces
  43. Circle Time
  44. Picture This
  45. Headlines
  46. Gifts
N2  - "This is a fun, imaginative and creative resource designed to help children aged 7--13 get thinking and talking about their feelings and the issues that affect their lives. It is packed full with games and activities that help children explore their emotions and express themselves positively. Activities surrounding issues such as peer relationships and friendships, bullying, offending, participation and citizenship are designed to build self-esteem, raise aspirations and increase motivation. They will also enhance emotional well-being and develop protective behaviours, encouraging children to speak out rather than act out, and helping to keep them safe and happy. This is an ideal resource for all those working with children and looking for new and exciting ideas for games and activities, including teachers, youth workers, social workers and counsellors." - PUBLISHERS WEBSITE
ER  -