Imagine, for a moment, that peace befell the land, that all of humankind reached out and held each other’s hand. Imagine, for an instant, the touch of skin to skin proved so powerful a feeling every nation felt like kin. Imagine, for a second, love possessed the honest soul of each citizen on the planet… Read more »
We use a hardware apron (small muslin apron that has four pockets) and put a little piece of Velcro on each pocket. We then attach symbols to the outside of each pocket such as a hand that stands for a handshake, a heart that stands for a hug, a hand with a 5 on it… Read more »
by Nancy Carlson Patrick is a whirling, swirling bundle of energy who knows 101 ways to sit in a chair–maybe that’s the reason people are constantly telling him to sit still. He is the child who just can’t sit still. The illustrations show this happy, lanky kid always in motion in eight different chairs, as… Read more »
Failure is no more a permanent condition than success! For even if you succeed, there’s still another test. Make Failure a place where you refocus and plan, For success is achieved with each new “I Can”. Failure is only temporary for those who persist, It’s a time to forge on with a brand new list!… Read more »
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If you wish success in life, make perseverance your bosom friend, experience your wise counselor, caution your elder brother and hope your guardian genius. – Joseph Addison
The following books are good examples of working together for a common purpose: Berson, Harold, Pop Goes the Turnip Brenner, Barbara, Mr. Tall and Mr. Small Brett, Jan, Berlioz the Bear Brown, Marcia Wise, Stone Soup Ernst, Lisa Campbell, Zinna and Dot Evans, A Bundle of Sticks Galdone, Paul, The Little Red Hen Hoban. Lillian,… Read more »
Right actions for the future are the best apologies for wrong ones in the past. – Tyron Edwards
Thoughtfulness for others, generosity, modesty and self-respect are the qualities which make a real gentleman or lady. – Thomas H. Huxley
from Discipline and the Difficult Child Baldride (Named after Malcolm Baldride) Belief and process of setting goals, collecting data and assisting students to set personal goals, and collect data to become intrinsically motivated. (Endorsed by the Ohio Dept. of Education) Are you listening? Are you listening? To this song, To this song. If you are… Read more »
