Sung Won and Jerome have been warned that if they continue to throw sand, they will have to go to another area to play. You observe them throwing sand again. As you approach them and say, “You’re having fun. Remember I said. . .” the children say, “We didn’t mean it.” In this situation you should do which of the following things?
a. Begin with a new personal message.
b. Reflect and repeat your warning a second time.
c. Escort the children to another area.
d. Ask another adult to stay nearby to keep a closer watch on the children.
e. Explain that the sand could blow into their eyes.
ANSWER: c
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