The Pirates' Code

Susan Gibbons-Wolf

Sinopsis

As a child, did you ever experience bullying? The Pirates' Code presents a bullying challenge that is answered in an unusual way. Bullies succeed because they know how to recruit. What if we could arm children with a way to recruit friends? What is the 'code'? Check inside to see how one child wins friends who stick together to overcome bullies with kindness.
Included are eight tips for preventing bullying by Irene van der Zande, a child development expert and the team at Kidpower International (Kidpower.org).

Disponible desde: 21/06/2024.

Longitud de impresión: 40 páginas.

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