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Horrible Harry Moves up to Third Grade Kline, S. Ages 4-8 Harry is gross and horrible, and he's still Sidney's sworn enemy. When Sidney is frightened by Harry's pet spider and kills it, war breaks out between the two boys, with their friend Doug caught in the middle. Use this to talk about making and keeping friends. Horton Hatches the Egg Seuss, Dr. Ages 4-8 When a bird hatching an egg wants a vacation, she asks Horton, the elephant, to sit on her egg--which he does through all sorts of hazards until he is reinforced for doing what he said he would How Rude! Teenagers Guide to Good Manners, Proper Behavior, and How to Not Gross People Out Packer, A Teen This book is drawn from surveys from real teens and is well received by them on how to get ahead in life. It is a good workbook for helping students meet with success in their academic and post-academic careers. How to Be a Friend Brown, L Ages 4-8 Dinosaur characters illustrate the value of friends, how to make friends, and how to be and not to be a good friend. Use this to discuss friendship. How to Lose All Your Friends Carlson, N Ages 4-8 Offers advice on the kinds of things to do if you don't want to have any friends. Use this to talk about how to be a friend. Murder on the Orient Express Christie, A. Teen Teaches: Teamwork, Endurance, and Justice How to Lose All Your Friends Carlson, N. Ages 3-5 Teaches inappropriate behavior through humor. Children see what bratty behavior looks like and what they should not do. You can use this as the non-example and teach students what good behavior looks like, sounds like, and feels like. How to Say No and Keep Your Friends: Peer Pressure Reversal for Teens and Preteens Scott, S. Ages 12-19 This practical book for teens and preteens is filled with helpful suggestions, true stories, lively cartoons, and proven effective skills for dealing with all kinds of negative peer pressure. All kids face difficult decisions at some point about things like cheating, fighting, skipping school, stealing, drugs, lying to parents, etc. Sometimes it's hard to just say "no" when their friends are saying "Everybody does it. We won't get caught."
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