Trouble at the Watering Hole

The forest animals have a problem--the watering hole isn't big enough. They have all the usual reasons for getting more water--who is biggest, who is strongest, and who is cleverest. But the animals are getting nowhere. Worse yet, they are fighting with each other, which won't solve anything.

In Trouble at the Watering Hole, Emo, a baby bear cub, and his best friend, a colorful bird named "Chickie," know there must be a way to stop the fighting. Together with the forest animals, Emo and Chickie explore ways to work things out that are positive and constructive. They learn skills together and use them to work through the problem--skills that can be used to resolve everyday problems without resorting to fighting. Skills that everyone can learn.

Trouble at the Watering Hole is a breakthrough book that focuses on the skills of conflict resolution. The "how" of working things out. As a bonus, this fun and educational book offers a Parent/Teacher Guide filled with games, exercises, and conversation-starters.

TROUBLE AT THE WATERING HOLE is also available as a coloring book. You can also find the children's book translated in Hindi.

"It would be a better world if every child had the chance to learn early in life about ways to resolve conflict through cooperation. In this wonderfully simple and instructive tale for children, accompanied by a practical teacher's guide packed with tips and exercises, Gregg Relyea and Josh Weiss make this dream possible."

--From William Ury: Co-author of Getting to Yes and author of The Third Side

Animalele din padure au o problema - gaura de udare nu este suficient de mare. Au toate motivele obisnuite pentru a obtine mai multa apa - cine este cel mai mare, cine este cel mai puternic si cine este mai inteligent.