Find Request It
Cover Image

Little girls can be mean four steps to bully-proof girls in the early grades

"In today's world, girls are facing myriad friendship issues, including bulling and cliques. As a parent, you are likely wondering how to guide your daughter through these situations effectively. 'Little Girls Can Be Mean' is the first book to tackle the unique social struggles of elementary-aged gi...

Full description

Saved in:
Main Author: Anthony, Michelle
Other Authors: Lindert, Reyna
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York : St. Martin's Griffin, 2010.
Edition:1st ed.
Subjects:
Bullying in schools.
Girls > Violence against > United States > Prevention.
Girls > Psychology.
Bullying.
Tags: Add Tag
No Tags, Be the first to tag this record!
Table of Contents:
  • I. Laying the Foundation: The Four-Step Approach
  • 1. The Rise of Social Cruelty
  • 2. How Can I Help My Daughter or Student?
  • What Is Bullying?
  • Building the Foundation
  • Facing Tough Situations
  • Following the Four-Step Plan
  • Step 1. Observe
  • Step 2. Connect
  • Step 3. Guide
  • Step 4. Support to Act
  • Integrating the Four Steps
  • How Long Will This All Take?
  • 3. Think, Share, Do ... Activity Bank for Part I
  • Step 1. Observe
  • Step 2. Connect
  • Step 3. Guide
  • Step 4. Support to Act
  • II. The Heart of the Matter: Applying the Four Steps to Real Situations Faced by Real Girls
  • 4. Side by Side: Best Friends, Worst Enemies
  • Dealing with a Turf War
  • When Best Friends Pull Away
  • Yo-Yo Friendships
  • 5. Going Along with the Gang
  • When Girls Struggle to Fit In
  • When Girls Struggle with Feeling "Different"
  • When Girls Struggle with Going Along with the Group
  • When the Group Turns Against Your Child
  • 6. All Girls Can Be Mean: When Your Daughter Is Acting Like a Mean Girl
  • There Are Two Sides to Every Story
  • The Power Rush of Popularity
  • When Girls Struggle with Following the Group
  • 7. Think, Share, Do... Activity Bank for Part II
  • Step 1. Observe
  • Step 2. Connect
  • Step 3. Guide
  • Step 4. Support to Act
  • III. Wrapping Up: Using the Four Steps in Your Home, School, or Office
  • The Difference Between "Younger" and "Older" Girls
  • Facing All Kinds of Issues, Together
  • She Is Not Alone
  • Appendices
  • 1. Bully Stories for Home or School
  • 2. "What-If" Scenarios
  • 3. Activities That Follow the Four Steps
  • Teacher Tips
  • Tips for Girls
  • Think, Share, Do...

Similar Items