Michael's Many Mistakes - Davies, Lorna; McGill, Jac
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When Michael spends a week with his friends on an outdoor adventure camp, he learns that there is more than one way to go off course! Michael realises his actions have consequences but will he have the courage to face up to his mistakes? Michael's Many Mistakes - was written to coach children, who can get down on themselves when they make a mistake, realise that they can forgive themselves, learn from that mistake and move on. When children understand that everybody makes mistakes, it's part of being human and that there is a way to work through a mistake and learn what is really important to…mehr

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When Michael spends a week with his friends on an outdoor adventure camp, he learns that there is more than one way to go off course! Michael realises his actions have consequences but will he have the courage to face up to his mistakes? Michael's Many Mistakes - was written to coach children, who can get down on themselves when they make a mistake, realise that they can forgive themselves, learn from that mistake and move on. When children understand that everybody makes mistakes, it's part of being human and that there is a way to work through a mistake and learn what is really important to them, they realise it is easier to stay true to who they are and what they believe in. Wise for my Size, Michael's Many Mistakes is part of a wider coaching programme for parents and children. It is an empowering programme that teaches children essential life skills through activities, games and stories. The Wise for My Size programme helps young people to develop soaring self-esteem, strong self-confidence, achieve their goals, manage mistakes, handle stress and anxiety, build resilience and deal with peer pressure.
Autorenporträt
Lorna is a children's Occupational Therapist and life coach; she lives with her family and two dogs in the West Coast of Scotland. Through her work, and as a mother of two children Lorna became aware of the importance of mindset when children face adversity and challenge; it's the key ingredient to success. As an occupational therapist Lorna works with the medium of play and fun as the principal 'occupation' of childhood, and this leads very naturally to developing a programme that uses stories, games and activities to teach valuable life skills to children and those young at heart.