Soziale Intelligenz bei Kindern fördern

What makes our children strong? What helps them master their lives? How can they integrate well into a community? Social skills are essential for navigating social interactions safely and successfully. For a child to be able to make friends or engage other children in their interests, they need social skills. The same applies to resolving conflicts without resorting to physical altercations or harsh insults. The focus is on the social development of children aged 8 to 14 years.

This book helps you train social interactions together with your child and engage in discussions about various behavioral options. With original, comic-style picture stories, you can also address sensitive topics in social education in a neutral way. The incomplete picture stories challenge the child to empathize with others and assess the consequences of their decisions and actions. Both core elements of social intelligence are key to a harmonious coexistence.

This workbook provides you as a parent, teacher, or educational professional with tangible building blocks for fostering social intelligence in children. A specific social situation unfolds with three images in the first row. The child is to meaningfully complete this story by selecting the most fitting option from four proposed scenarios in the second row. The themes of the 75 stories and practice areas include: self and other perception, perspective-taking, acceptance and tolerance, social action, dealing with difficulties, as well as the development of attitudes and values.

Interactive and digital: Additionally, access to an online practice tool is available. Here, the stories in the book are digitally represented. Your child can work independently or with your support.