I Always Clean Up After Playing: Good behaviour

There's quite a stir at Fenek's preschool today. The children are upset because they can't find the toys anywhere... What happened to them? Will they be found? And what will our hero learn today?

Cleaning may not be a pleasant activity, but it is necessary if we want to maintain order and tidiness around us. Therefore, it is worth teaching children to clean up after themselves from an early age. How to encourage them to do so? Is doing it for them a good idea? To help or not to help? The Expert also suggests ways to make cleaning ... fun!

With this book, the child will:

- learn about the importance of order and putting toys back in their place,

- understand the consequences of mess,

- realise that not only adults but also children should clean up after themselves,

- see that through cooperation, work can be dealt with very quickly.

The book also includes many additional materials:

- ideas for spending quality time with your child after reading the book,

- statements from experts: doctors, educators, psychologists, firefighters, and many others,

- an observation task

These are books valued by psychologists, educators, and teachers. The child will want to reach for this book repeatedly, and Fenek sets a responsible behavioural model for children.