Froggy’s back with more of the stories and activities that have made this an enormously popular series for young children.

In this book, the ever-mischievous Froggy learns lessons on: consideration, feelings, arguing and fighting, sharing, bossiness, and playing too roughly. Each topic can be presented either as a story or puppet play and followed through with discussion questions and a variety of activities. Each unit includes:

An introduction that explains the purpose of the unit, the materials needed, and directions for the follow-up activity sheets

Lesson presentation directions

An original story

A puppet show presentation

Discussion questions

Reproducible activity sheets

Each topic includes material for more than one session. However, the topic may be completed in one session by not using all of the follow-up activities.

Educators know that good social skills greatly improve a child’s chances for success in both peer relationships and academics. The Froggy & Friends Series provides appropriate material for the development of these social skills for the young student.

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TOPICS: Friendship, social skills

INCLUDES: Story, puppet play, reproducible activities, leader's directions

GRADE LEVELS: K-3/AGES: 5-8

FOR USE WITH: Individuals, small group counseling, classroom guidance

AUTHOR: Kathie Guild

RECOMMENDED FOR: Elementary-school counselors, elementary-school teachers, youth group leaders

224 pages, b/w illustrations, paperback, 2003

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Targeted Population: All young students, students needing extra support in peer relationships

Program Components: 6 topics—consideration, feelings, arguing and fighting, sharing, bossiness, playing too roughly, story, puppet play, reproducible activity sheets

Applicable For:

ARRA: Improving Student Achievement

Peer Relationships (Peer Relationships)

Title I, Part A: Improving Basic Programs Operated by Local Educational Agencies
Personal and Social Growth (Peer Relationships)

Title V, Part A: Innovative Programs
Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Programs (Peer Relationships)