My Mouth Is a Volcano
My Mouth Is a Volcano
National Center for Youth Issues
Cook, Julia and Hartman, Carrie
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Many children struggle with managing their thoughts and words, often interrupting without intending to be rude. Their ideas can feel so important that holding them in seems impossible.
This common challenge can lead to difficulties in communication and social interactions. Understanding why children interrupt and providing them with effective strategies is crucial for fostering respectful dialogue and self-control.
The book My Mouth Is a Volcano offers an empathetic and child-friendly approach to this issue. It helps young learners understand their feelings and practice listening and self-control. Through the story of Louis, who learns to manage his “volcanic” words, the book provides a witty technique for handling rambunctious thoughts. This Amazon Best Sellers title is a valuable resource for teaching children the importance of respecting others by listening, waiting patiently, and taking turns speaking. It helps children understand why they interrupt, pause before speaking, and build self-control for respectful communication. The engaging narrative makes it perfect for social and academic skills lessons, classroom read-alouds, and family discussions about communication and patience.
