Essential Life Skills for Tweens: Tips and Advice for Developing Independence, Self-Awareness and Positive Relationships (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9791221080797)

With 'Essential Life Skills for Tweens', they will learn how to develop the social, emotional, and cognitive skills necessary to become leaders among their peers, achieve their goals, and maintain their unique and precious identities.

"Essential Life Skills for Tweens" provides crucial tools to help them grow and succeed in all aspects of life. They can explore key areas such as boosting self-esteem, mastering digital literacy, preparing for a bright future, nurturing well-being, embracing creativity, and understanding cultural awareness.

"Essential Life Skills for Tweens" offers clear and concise insights that truly resonate with them, featuring practical examples that allow them to apply their learnings to real-life situations.

They can embark on a transformative journey to build confidence, make informed choices, acquire practical skills for everyday life and equip themselves with the tools needed for a successful future.

Key features of "Essential Life Skills for Tweens" include: "

• Comprehensive guidance on developing social, emotional, and cognitive skills
• Strategies for boosting self-esteem and building confidence
• Practical tips for mastering digital literacy and navigating the online world
• Learning how to manage time and money
• How to cook meals and clean the house
• Guidance on preparing for a bright future and setting achievable goals
• Insights on nurturing well-being and embracing creativity
• Understanding cultural awareness and promoting inclusivity
• Real-life examples and scenarios to apply learned skills
• Engaging and relatable content that resonates with tweens
• Clear and concise explanations for easy understanding

By applying the skills learned in this book, tweens can build better relationships with friends and family, communicate more effectively, stay safe online, express themselves through creative outlets, appreciate diversity, and respect differences. They can also take responsibility for their nutrition and contribute to the family's well-being by learning how to plan and cook meals and perform simple household chores such as washing dishes or doing laundry.