Instead of suggesting what to do next, ask, "The fuel levels are low; what is our backup plan?" This forces him to problem-solve within the narrative.
It doesn't matter if the final "fort" looks like a pile of blankets. What matters is the logic he used to "insulate" it against the imaginary winter. mature play with boy
Through these sessions, a boy learns that he is an agent of change. He discovers that through planning, cooperation, and imagination, he can master complex scenarios, laying the groundwork for the responsibilities of adulthood. Instead of suggesting what to do next, ask,
Challenges like a "bridge collapse" or a "lost map" allow him to take the lead in navigating a crisis. "The fuel levels are low