Hey Little Ant Now here’s a book that will make you see things differently. It’s all about perspective, and seeing someone else’s point of view. It’s called Hey Little Ant. It’s about a boy who has a close encounter with a tiny ant. The ant has big responsibilities. He has a large family that he… Read more »
I know a young girl that gives so much love, joy, and light to this world. It doesn’t matter that she has been confined to a wheelchair for most of her life. It doesn’t matter that Cerebral Palsy has stiffened her muscles and made it hard for her to talk. It doesn’t matter that she… Read more »
The teacher advised the class to start the day with the Pledge of Allegiance, and instructed them to put their right hands over their hearts and repeat after him. He looked around the room as he started the recitation, “I pledge allegiance to the flag…” “When his eyes fell upon Little Johnny, he noticed his… Read more »
“People who want milk shouldn’t sit on a stool in the middle of a field in hopes that a cow will back up to them.” – Author 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 »
NEW Seminar 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 appropriate… Read more »
Sunday, March 5, 2006 In the course of my visit to a nice, suburban middle school, I spoke with a table of smarty-pantses gathered from each of the three grades for me to interview. I started the conversation by asking what the biggest difference was between elementary and middle school. Without skipping a beat, a… Read more »
Partners in Learning Agreement Education is a team effort. This compact outlines the ways that we can work together because we know that children learn from adults. Adults realize that love, caring, encouragement, positive support, and wholesome, nurturing environments are critical to the healthy development of every child. We are committed to working together, with… Read more »
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 »
