Listen to us and we’ll tell you a rap About Room 20, the helping hands class. H stands for honest, we ask to use things. It also stands for happy, hear us sing. A stands for active cuz we love to learn. And to do that we re attentive so that s not a concern…. Read more »
Book Review With Mr. Peabody’s Apples, her gorgeous sophomore venture into the realm of children’s literature, Madonna sustains her transformation from material girl to mom. Inspired by a 300-year-old Ukrainian story and illustrated by the talented Loren Long, Madonna’s tale is about the dangers of gossip. As a frequent target of the rumor mill, who… Read more »
ISLAMABAD: The more television 4-year-old children watch the more likely they are to become bullies later on in school, a U.S. study said. At the same time, children whose parents read to them, take them on outings and just generally pay attention to them are less likely to become bullies, said the report from the… Read more »
To help a distracted child remain in a line you can place a bib over the back of the student in front of them with a happy face on it, and have the child follow the face. – Gene Bedley
Whining is a habit your child developed over time, and it will take a little time to break it. But, don’t despair; you can stop your child’s whining habit. Here’s how. Notice when she whines and choose your response. Changing the pattern of whining begins when you change how you respond to it. When you… Read more »
“What does not destroy me, makes me stronger.” – Friedrich Nietzsche
“If you think you are too small to be effective, you have never been in the dark with a mosquito.” – Author Unknown
” What will my child’s daily routine be? ” What types of activities are offered? ” Is the program accredited by a national professional organization? ” What types of qualifications, training, and experience does the caregiver/staff have? ” Who will be my child’s primary caregiver? How long has this person been employed in this position?… Read more »
I remember as a high school student wearing a shirt that said “What Me Worry?” The shirt had a picture of Alfred E. Newman the character that often showed up on the cover of Mad Magazine. Even though we are not wearing the shirt these days we could use a little bit of the psychology…. Read more »
By EARL DESCANT THE ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBUS – Columbus students learn life lessons from projects Shaping students can include more than just the core curriculum of courses, through instruction on character traits like kindness, responsibility or diversity, educators are realizing. “Well, one week we covered honesty, and the students put together a video with music… Read more »
