80 cool life skills for kids: Essential things that Kids don't learn at school

A thrilling book, written in a child-friendly manner for children aged 6 and above, for reading aloud and for self-reading, for trying out and discussing. A fireworks display of impulses for young explorers and their parents who wish to accompany their children on the journey to their own experiences and discoveries. The book aims to stimulate conversations within the family.Do you sometimes feel unsure whether your child is learning everything they need for life at school?Do you wonder what skills you could still impart to your child to better equip them for the challenges of our fast-paced and digital age?But you don't want to overwhelm or burden them?Then this book is just right for you: It is aimed at children, but at the same time encourages communication with parents and provides impulses for shared conversations on topics such as navigating the internet safely, financial literacy, emotional intelligence, self-confidence, and more.Ulrike Luckmann's book, herself a mother, builds a bridge between school curriculum and what children need for life. With practical tips, entertaining exercises, and inspiring stories, it is aimed at children aged 8 and above, and thus also at their parents who want to give them a head start in life.It is intended for self-reading or reading aloud, promotes exchange between parents and children, and offers exciting starting points for shared conversations within the family. A creative approach to communication away from the digital world with phones or tablets.What makes this book unique:Practical life skills conveyed with warmth: Written in child-friendly language, it takes the child on a journey into their imagination, providing impulses on how children can learn topics such as financial literacy and self-care in an age-appropriate and joyful way.Promotion of communication: Stories, exercises, and activities invite young explorers to participate and experience. Conversations about them strengthen the relationship between parents and children.Emotional and qualitative depth: Parents give their children a book in which they learn many things without it feeling like learning.Practical knowledge: From handling pocket money to understanding that money doesn't grow from the ATM, to self-care, this book playfully shows 80 things that are unfortunately missing from the traditional curricula of our schools.Joy of learning: Through interactive exercises and experiments, children gain new experiences outside the classroom walls, which can then be deepened in conversation with parents or teachers.Strengthening the parent-child relationship: The shared conversation about what has been read and the loving support of parents in their children's first projects promote closeness and understanding within the family.Benefits for your child and you:Better preparation for life: Your child acquires skills that are important for personal and later professional success.More self-confidence and independence: Children learn to tackle initial challenges independently and develop confidence in their own abilities.Unforgettable family moments: Parents create an exchange with depth while providing support to their child with valuable life lessons.About the author:As a formerly single mother, experienced journalist, and game leader in a Cashflow Club (following Robert Kiyosaki), the author Ulrike Luckmann shares her thoughts and practical experiences with parents who want more for their child without overwhelming them: namely, imparting important life skills. Read more