Use this tool to teach your children how to express their feeling so others will listen and know their is a problem that needs to be solved. The example below has words filled in behind I feel. Invite your children to brainstorm all the different ways we feel such as. I feel disappointed, I feel… Read more »
When parents and teachers see different points of view on deciding which behavior interventions to use there is a need to write down the specific options that are needed to be explored and make decisions. If the parent faults the teacher it’s important to describe specifically what the parent is saying. Ask parents for permission… Read more »
Respect each other every day, In what you do and what you say. Show each other that you care, When they need help you’re always there. – Unknown
How to get the best from your children British nanny Jo Frost showed some of our viewers how to tame their testy toddlers. Jo Frost has helped families across the U.S. with their out of control kids, but on tonight’s program she’s going back to the U.K. to face one of her biggest challenges yet…. Read more »
It is easier to teach children good manners than to un-teach bad ones. – Author Unknown
Social Savvy Used as Power Carrie Watters The Arizona Republic Feb. 26, 2006 They are called Queen Bees: Mean girls who bully other girls. They aren’t new, but more and more people are taking a stand against it. Girls aren’t typically the bullies who beat each other up on the playground or steal milk money…. Read more »
“Character is not made in a crisis it is only exhibited.” – Rose Dorothy Freeman
Always remember to forget The things that make you sad. But never forget to remember The things that made you glad Always remember to forget The friends that proved untrue. But don’t forget to remember Those that have stuck by you. Always remember to forget The troubles that have passed away But never forget to… Read more »
I lay down rules for crying/whining. If there is crying or whining, I tell my kids that they must be sick, hurt, or tired. I feel their forehead and say, you don’t feel sick. I look them over and say, you don’t look hurt. Oh you must be tired…and I pick them up and put… Read more »
“Quit, give up, you’re beaten!” They shout at me and plead. “There’s just too much against you now. This time you can’t succeed.” And as I start to hang my head In front of failure’s face, My downward fall is broken by The memory of a race. And hope refills my weakened will As I… Read more »
