In this first workshop, children will learn a fundamental concept for navigating social situations: “What is expected behavior?” We will define these terms in a positive manner to encourage self-reflection rather than self-criticism. Children will learn about how expected/unexpected behaviors make others feel, how to identify unexpected behaviors, and why expected behaviors are important to use. We will continue to revisit these concepts throughout the rest of the series.
In this first workshop, children will learn a fundamental concept for navigating social situations: “What is expected behavior?” We will define these terms in a positive manner to encourage self-reflection rather than self-criticism. Children will learn about how expected/unexpected behaviors make others feel, how to identify unexpected behaviors, and why expected behaviors are important to use. We will continue to revisit these concepts throughout the rest of the series.
June 11 - 4:00-5:00
Ludington Library
