Book of creativity for a happy child. Learning to say "thank you!" Gzheshchak J.

The ability to say thank you is the most important human quality. Joanna Gzheshchak - a psychologist, decorator, blogger, photographer and caring mother of two daughters and son - came up with how to develop in children the ability to correctly express gratitude with the help of creativity and joint family ventures. Here is an exciting collection of ideas and crafts, among which is a tree of gratitude, a gratitude “time capsule”, a garland “Rainbow of emotions”, a poster “Thank you, times of the year!”, Medal from salty dough, cards, grateful sharades... Projects are thought out for everyone season, and there are 52 of them - one for each week of the year. These classes will not only entertain children, but also unite your family, give happy moments from communication with each other and will help you feel gratitude for every day lived together.

“After we all took up the ventures described here, something began to change. Children say thanks after eating or the most ordinary walk in the park, and now they want to not so much receive gifts as to give. What would we please our grandmother, they ask, and what to treat the neighbors? The husband stopped constantly comparing himself with friends and a far -fetched idea of ​​how he should be ideally, he appreciates what he has. As for me, eternal optimists, my heart is full of gratitude as never before. To make something with the child, you do not need special skills or talents, it does not require a lot of effort. Most of our vents were invented specifically for ordinary parents, which, in general, once, for the most ordinary, noisy and restless, children. I hope this book will help your family create a house full of grateful hearts, how it helped me. ” (Joanna Gzheshchak).