Hang the Chain: Display the chain in the classroom as a symbol of how everyone is connected and important in the group. — Nasreen Tariq, Sania's Shyness - friendship book for kids Copy Share WhatsApp
by Nasreen Tariq
Children Fiction · 17 pages
“Sania learned that making new friends didn’t mean losing old ones, and soon, her shyness began to go away, like the morning mist disappearing in the sun.”
“Use Positive Role Models: Share stories like Sania’s to show children that shyness can be overcome, and that it’s okay to take time to grow comfortable in new situations.”
“Celebrate Small Steps: Recognize and celebrate small victories when a shy child takes a step towards being more open or confident, such as speaking up or joining a group activity.”
“Instead of shouting, he took deep breaths and tried to stay calm.”
“Did you all see how Shahmeer’s realisation that his anger was pushing people away, while Amna’s kindness helped him see the value of calm behavior?”
“One small act of kindness had taught Shahmeer the power of calm and caring.”
“Practice this breathing routine every day gradually increase time as children get more comfortable (up to 10 minutes).”
Nasreen Tariq is an experienced educationist with a diverse background spanning over 20 years. She holds a Master’s Degree in Literature and a Bachelor’s Degree in Education (B.Ed.), along with a c…
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