Publisher's Synopsis
Every day is full of important choices, even for the littlest learners! This fun, interactive, and colorful book invites young readers to explore scenarios they may encounter in their daily lives, such as sharing toys, helping a friend, trying new foods, or making amends after an argument. Designed for curious minds and growing hearts, this book offers relatable stories and simple explanations that guide children toward kind, thoughtful, and responsible decision-making.
Each scenario is paired with follow-up questions to spark meaningful conversations with parents, caregivers, or teachers. These questions help children reflect on their actions, consider different perspectives, and learn how their choices affect the world around them. The goal is not only to teach right from wrong but also to develop empathy, patience, and problem-solving skills.
With vibrant illustrations and age-appropriate language, this book transforms everyday challenges into opportunities for learning and growth. It empowers children to build confidence in their ability to make positive choices while fostering essential social and emotional skills, such as sharing, taking turns, and understanding feelings.
Whether it's learning to wait patiently for a turn on the swing, welcoming a new friend, or lending a hand at home, the scenarios in this book are designed to be relatable and engaging for children ages 4-7. Through these stories, little ones will begin to understand the importance of kindness, teamwork, and treating others with respect.
Perfect for bedtime reading, classroom discussions, or family conversations, this book offers a playful yet purposeful way to introduce important life skills. It's an ideal resource for parents, caregivers, and educators who want to nurture compassionate, confident, and thoughtful children.
If you're looking for a book that makes learning life lessons fun, interactive, and meaningful, What Should I Do? Social and Moral Scenarios for Ages 4-7 is the perfect choice for your child's bookshelf!
