“My name is Norman David Edwards, but everybody calls me Noodle. Sometimes things happen to me that get me into trouble. But it’s not my fault!” Teach children to stop making excuses and blaming others when they make mistakes. Elementary school kids will identify with Noodle as he makes one excuse after another for his behavior and choices that lead to unwanted consequences. It just isn’t his fault that his brother’s game ran late, and he didn’t finish his homework. Or that his mom forgot to remind him to turn in his library book. By learning to accept responsibility he finds instead how to use mistakes as opportunities for problem-solving and to turn negatives into positives. This is the first title from award-winning author Julia Cook in the Responsible Me! series which strengthens character development and helps kids use better social skills at school and at home. Included at the end of the storybook are tips for parents and educators for conquering the blame game. 32 pgs. The series also includes: Baditude! That Rule Doesn’t Apply to Me! Cheaters Never Prosper The Procrastinator What’s in It For Me? Check out the Teacher Activity Guide HERE! Published by Boys Town Press
Conflict Resolution
But It’s Not My Fault! (Responsible Me!) (Responsible Me!, 1)
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“My Name is Noodle, but Everybody Calls Me Noodle” is a book by Julia Cook that teaches children about taking responsibility for their actions and not making excuses or blaming others when they make mistakes. The story follows Noodle, a character who often finds himself in trouble but tends to make excuses for his behavior. Through Noodle’s experiences, children learn the importance of accepting responsibility and using mistakes as opportunities for problem-solving.
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