Teaching Generosity to Children
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ScribdTranslationsGenerosity is the attitude of a person to be helpful and giving to another person.
generous personis
noble, selfless and knows how to share... When children are small, everything is theirs and no one else's. Everything is just theirs.
it belongs to them.
Children find it difficult to share and understand that not everything belongs to them. Educating children to understand the value
Teaching generosity is a task for parents and educators. How to teach them to share?
Children learn to be generous
When children start to interact with peers, whether a friend or a sibling, it is natural that
develop a sense of ownership over your things,toys... We cannot say with that that they are
selfish. It's a natural reaction like [Link] something is theirs gives them security, and that's why they don't...
they want to share.
Generosity. Educating children in values
To ensure that children are generous, it is necessary to educate them in this value gradually. If the parents
They approve of their small efforts, which will motivate them to continue with these generous acts.
When they notice that their parents share and are generous. It does them no good for their parents to repeat to them 'you have'
what to share, you have to share...”, again and again. Example is the best way to teach. Children
They need to see that their parents help other parents and do favors for them.
When he is encouraged to be right and generous with others. For example, when he buys a chocolate bar,
It is important for the parents to share it among all the family. "A piece for dad, for mom, for you, for
the grandmother...
When you learn to differentiate that there are things that belong to everyone, like thetelevision,
the food, the chairs... and what
theirs are theirs, like the bed, the clothes... and they have the right over them. They are theirs and must learn to
share them