Keep a daily journal with things that make you happy and keep you laughing when you remember them. Here are a few ideas to include in the journal: 1. When my puppy kisses me! 2. When my mommy tickles me. 3. When my daddy tucks me in at night 4. When I get to jump… Read more »
Every day is a new beginning, Like in baseball’s first inning. Every day there’s a clock to rewind, Yesterdays history left behind. God created days beginning to end, Rest for the body a rich dividend. Glance at yesterday for a quick replay, For looking too long will shorten today. Have a great day and don’t… Read more »
1. What gives you the greatest joy, satisfaction and peace in your life? What could you remove/adjust from your calendar so you could do more of it? 2. If you were on your deathbed and you wanted to tell your spouse, children or family the three most important things that you’ve learned in your life,… Read more »
If we were making a garden where flowers and vegetables grow, We must work the ground and plant the seed, carefully, row by row. A garden needs a great deal of work, back-breaking and tiring toil, But we’re working with God and his miracles when we’re working with the soil. And that’s the way with… Read more »
c 1992 Precious Pie Music 1. KID: HEY LITTLE ANT DOWN IN THE CRACK CAN YOU HEAR ME, CAN YOU TALK BACK? SEE MY SHOE, CAN YOU SEE THAT? WELL, NOW IT’S GONNA SQUISH YOU FLAT. 2. ANT: PLEASE, OH PLEASE DO NOT SQUISH ME. CHANGE YOUR MIND AND LET ME BE. I’M ON MY… Read more »
Oppositional Defiant Children Most children only see the solution to a problem as someone wins and someone loses. They become frustrated because they don’t get their own way. In many cases the frustration leads to anger. If you invite children to participate in a tug of war with each side pulling in an opposite direction… Read more »
All children come from God, for some the journey home just takes a little longer. – Author Unknown
For the Acts of Respect Jar 1-Make a “W” with my Hands to show I am patiently waiting. 2- Say “Please” when making a request. 3- Say “Thank You” when someone helps you. 4- Help hold the door open the door for others. 5- Sing “Everybody Cleans” and help others pick up. 6- Ask for… Read more »
Gene, As a former police officer with most of my background in the criminal justice system, I appreciate that you made sure I realized love is the basis for helping our kids. I understand discipline, behavior, etc. but nobody ever made sure I understand compassion. Thank you! Teresa Cooper Alamogordo, New Mexico Gene, I really… Read more »
New for 2006 Bullying and Social Aggression Seminar March 7, 2006 Pasadena Participants will not only profit from the simple but significant solutions and strategies for working with challenging students but also receive numerous ideas for classroom and school wide programs that prevent disrespect, irresponsible and violence on school campuses. Participants will be introduced to… Read more »
