Event 1 : Tom 5, wants to stand a chair on top of the table to build the top of his enormous block tower .
LOgical Consequence:
He loses the use of stuff to build the block of tower for the remainder of the Art period.
Event 2 : Ellie wants to stand outside the gate to wave goodbye to her daddy.
Logical Consequence: Educator could send her to the time out place for the sometime.
Event 3: Emily wants to bring her new roller blades to after school care to play with.
Logical Consequence: Educator say Emily that she can not use roller blades for rest of the time.
Event 4: Gregor 4, wants to bring all the toys he got for his birthday for show and tell and play with them during the day.
Logical Consequence: Educator can ask Gregor not to use the toys for rest of the day .
Scenarios For Logical Consequences
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Re: Scenarios For Logical Consequences
Examples of Logical Consequences:
An 8-year-old child rides his bike out of the driveway so he loses his bicycle privileges for 24 hours.
A 10-year-old is throwing a ball in the house and he breaks a lamp. He has to do chores to earn enough money to pay for a new lamp.
A 4-year-old refuses to pick up her dolls. She loses her privileges to play with the dolls for the rest of the day.
A 6-year-old is coloring a picture on the coffee table. She keeps coloring on the table instead of her paper. She loses the crayons for the rest of the day.
Ref: Logical Consequences
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Lorina
An 8-year-old child rides his bike out of the driveway so he loses his bicycle privileges for 24 hours.
A 10-year-old is throwing a ball in the house and he breaks a lamp. He has to do chores to earn enough money to pay for a new lamp.
A 4-year-old refuses to pick up her dolls. She loses her privileges to play with the dolls for the rest of the day.
A 6-year-old is coloring a picture on the coffee table. She keeps coloring on the table instead of her paper. She loses the crayons for the rest of the day.
Ref: Logical Consequences
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Lorina
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Re: Scenarios For Logical Consequences
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