Activities to teach Self-Control to children (Part 2)

Episode Number: 
025
With: 
AnnaMarie Squailia

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Here is an activity you can do with your children to introduce the concepts of self-control. 

Play a game like Operation or Jenga. These games take slow careful movements. You can talk about self-control as you are playing them.

 What are the consequences of your moves?

How do you feel when you make the buzzer ring or when it falls down?

Self-control is more than keeping your cool when you are angry. It can also be not complaining about a situation or someone or waiting to get something you really want now, or even choosing not to eat that extra cookie.

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