Come get a haircut, Bear Buddy: Cultivating problem-solving skills: Cultivating problem-solving skills

Author: [DE] Gritta Karolat Text, [DE] Susanna Maes Illustrations
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: Whether adults or children, almost encounter big or small, all kinds of problems in daily life. What should be done when there are problems? Crying, running away, waiting are all useless. It is necessary to analyze the problem patiently and calmly, and find ways to solve it. Helping children develop the awareness of problem-solving and gradually cultivating their problem-solving skills will have an important impact on their lifelong development. Washing hair? Lather soap? Absolutely not! This is what little bear Budi fears, because soap water will get into his eyes. But if you don't wash your hair, what about the honey stuck in your hair? The problem arises. Bear Dad's authoritative approach is clearly too harsh and cannot solve the problem; little bear stubbornly refuses to wash his hair, of course, which also doesn't solve the problem; the smart, patient, and considerate boar Mozart later comes up with a good idea, and not only does bear wash his hair, but he also feels great! Have you and your child often encountered similar problems? Then take a look at how little bear solves the problem.