aggressiveness in children

When Sam begins picking on other children in her school, she doesn't think she is being mean until others approach her and try to get her to stop.

Simple text and color photographs describe how to be caring, not a bully. Includes a glossary and further resources.

Explains how to recognize signs of bullying and prevent it from continuing and how to deal with aggressive bullies and avoid acting as a bully.

A guide to teaching empathy to children.

"This title examines how traditional bullying and cyberbullying affect individuals and society, investigates how people are working to put an end to all bullying, and analyzes the controversies and conflicting viewpoints surrounding the issue. Features include a glossary, selected bibliography, websites, source notes, and an index, plus a timeline and essential facts. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards"--Provided by the publisher.

Presents guidance and exercises for parents of "spirited" children on such topics as dealing with tantrums and power struggles, helping a child focus and adapt to change, and recognizing cues when trouble is brewing.

Presents different types of bullying found at a party and explains how to stand up to bullies, when to report a situation to an adult, and other advice in order to make a bully-free party.

Provides practical strategies for teachers and administrators on handling bullies, showing how to establish an anti-bullying program and teach students the proper way to handle confrontation.

An illustrated, reproducible story, along with six literature-based lesson plans that focuses on the topic of bullying.

"Through love, patience and extraordinary commitment, a teacher breaks down the barriers of silent aggression and 'tames' a highly disturbed child in this superbly-acted drama. Six-year-old Caitlin vandalizes property, smears excrement on walls and attacks other children, causing them devastating injuries. She has been branded psychotic and seems doomed to a life behind bars in a mental hospital. But, beneath this devilish exterior lies a very different character: a charming child of near-genius intelligence. And, when Caitlin joins Maggie Barnard's special education class, Maggie refuses to give up on the child, whom everyone else has abandoned - even if it means challenging the law."--back cover.