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What can we learn from Charlie Brown

Published on Dec 04, 2016

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What can we learn from Charlie Brown

and his Friends! 

THANK YOU

FOSTER GRANDPARENTS 

Hopes for the Presentation

  • Join in celebrating the amazing Foster Grandparent Program
  • Provide some helpful tips in dealing with our different "characters".

charlie Brown (Anxious)

  • Full of Insecurities
  • Feels Inadequate
  • Avoids conflicts
  • Social Struggles

charlie Brown (Anxious)

  • Full of Insecurities
  • Feels Inadequate
  • Avoids conflicts
  • Social Struggles

Helping Charlie Brown

  • Point out their strengths
  • Spend time with them
  • Listen to their ideas
  • Teach them social skills
  • Help them learn to positievly addres conflict

Linus - Gifted

  • Despite struggles, very bright
  • Expanded mind, deep thinking
  • May think things have to be a certain way

Helping LInus

  • Listen to their wild ideas and thoughts
  • Ask them lots of questions
  • Model for them others think differently by sharing your own interests

Lucy - "The Bully"

  • Often bothers and torments others
  • Mean to other students
  • Tough exterior, low self-esteem
  • Seek attention through negative behaviors

Helping LUcy

  • Point out their strength and positive behaviors
  • Build a relationships and show unconditional care
  • Help her with empathy and conflict resolution skills
  • Report TRUE bullying

Schroeder - Obessive

  • Can be very talented and creative
  • May struggle with change or transition
  • Overly interested or obsessed with topics, people, ideas or things
  • Limited interests

Helping Schroedr

  • Show genuine interests in their talents / abilities
  • Talk to them about change in advance
  • Discuss different topics with them to expand their comfort zone

Peppermint Patty - The Athlete

  • May be arrogant and pretend to know everything
  • Extroverted but doesn't like to be alone
  • Exaggerates and may be bossy

Helping Peppermint Patty

  • Point out their mistakes
  • Recognize their strengths
  • Help them academically
  • Discuss being humble & respectful

Marcie - The overachiever

  • Usually smart and does well
  • Can be very blunt & direct
  • May manipulate others
  • Perfectionistic & may display extreme emotions

Helping Marcie

  • Notice and point out when they are kind
  • Work with them on tactfulness and social skills
  • Help them in learning to calm down and accept imperfect things or events

Sally Brown - Learning Difficulties

  • Reading, writing, math struggles
  • Easily frustrated
  • Lack of work ethic, may easily quit
  • Aware of their struggles, fear being teased

Helping Sally

  • Provide lots of support and encouragement
  • May need to push them to work
  • Praise their efforts and point frequently point out their strenghts

Working with Kids

  • Be present / be there / be you
  • Build relationships - Connect
  • Model healthy behaviors
  • Hold them accountable
  • Love them up!

The Foster Grandparent Program

  • A wonderful organization filled with incredible people
  • Truly make a difference and have a positive impact
  • Help to Change Lives!

Thank You for all you Do

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year