It is strongly recommended to use the word "died" instead of "gone to sleep" to children of age 6-9 to reduce confusion about the permanence of death

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Meadow Braun

Social Studies

10 March, 18:19

It is strongly recommended to use the word "died" instead of "gone to sleep" to children of age 6-9 to reduce confusion about the permanence of death

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Saniyah Castro · Answer 1

Answer:true

Explanation: if you tell the child you are going to sleep then they may mistake it as you are going to die except they interpret dying as going to sleep since your an idiot for telling them that dying is sleeping

Leandro · Answer 2

True

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If you use the words "gone to sleep" you run the risk of the child thinking they'll wake up, or the child could possibly think if they fall asleep they'll die also.

It is strongly recommended to use the word "died" instead of "gone to sleep" to children of age 6-9 to reduce confusion about the permanence of deathTrueFalse

It is strongly recommended to use the word "died" instead of "gone to sleep" to children of age 6-9 to reduce confusion about the permanence of death

True

False