“I CAN’T DO IT,” children often say and retreat in the face of difficulties. Do you know this statement???
\nIndeed, many children (and adults, too) give up quickly and get very upset when something doesn’t work out for them. How to cultivate such a quality as purposefulness, the will to win, faith in success?
\nTo begin with, you can simply sympathize: \u201cYes, it really is very difficult at the beginning\u201d or \u201cSometimes, when it doesn\u2019t work out for a long time, it starts to seem like it will never work out at all.\u201d
\nTask: draw (blind, build) a path to the goal for your hero with many obstacles.
\nThe hero can be the child himself, another person or a fairy-tale character. The hero must have a goal – why does he overcome all these difficulties (treasures, home, friend)? The path of the hero usually runs through the entire sheet, and the more obstacles you draw, the better! When the drawing is finished, it is important to discuss each obstacle: how exactly the hero will be able to overcome it. It is important that the hero himself overcome them (climb, jump, swim, fight) and not use fabulous methods like a magic wand or an invisibility cap.
\nIt’s great if you can come up with 2-3 ways to overcome each obstacle, an adult can offer their own options. But the final decision rests with the child. And, of course, it would be nice to draw right on this drawing how the hero overcomes all obstacles!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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