Disappointment is a part of life and children who are able to identify and handle disappointment are able to interpret failure, have a stronger sense of self and are able to bounce back when things don't go the way they want in their lives.
Encouraging children to look at the positive, rewarding their efforts and reminding them of ways to calm themselves when faced with a disappointment can give them a right start in developing this life skill.
My thoroughly researched pack of activities and resources will help you plan and teach children about handling disappointment.
The well laid out information will help you to work on the skill consciously and the suggested activities can be used at any time of the day. Our adorable mascot, Skipper, the Penguin will make learning fun and interesting.
