I Want It (Crary, Elizabeth, Children's Problem Solving Book.)

by Elizabeth Crary

Series: A children's problem solving book

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A little girl considers seven different ways to get the toy she wants from her playmate. Includes questions about feelings and making choices as each alternative in the story is considered.

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This book is excellent- offering children a choice between several things they could do when confronted with the dilemma of whose turn it is to play with a certain toy and deal with their emotions when they don't want to share something. The children in the story get to see the consequences that come when they make one choice or the other and get to weigh their options. This book is part of a problem-solving series by the author.
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cintaclara_luna | Aug 14, 2015 |

Age 4-6
Two children want the same toy and have to problem solve to come to a compromise. Great for learning how to share.

Megan7707 | Aug 12, 2015 |

Megan has a dump truck and Amy wants it, and they both can't seem to share very well. This story is a helpful tool with teaching children how to problem solve and learn to share.

trenthamidou | Jun 9, 2015 |

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A little girl considers seven different ways to get the toy she wants from her playmate. Includes questions about feelings and making choices as each alternative in the story is considered.

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