1. You have the responsibility to ask for help. 2. You have the responsibility to give help. 3. No one is as smart as all of us together. 4. No one of us will be good at everything. 5. Every one will be good at something. – Gene Bedley
Use these cards to give the student or teacher a break. Draw in the amount of time needed by using clock hands to represent the length of the break. Recommend no more than 3 minute breaks. – Gene Bedley
Hope Sees the Invisible, Feels the Intangible, and Achieves the Impossible- Anonymous –
Parent Training Over the years, I have been requested to do a number of parent training sessions to strengthen parents in various communities throughout the United States, North America, Singapore, and China. I’m often asked what the critical components are for parent training. I’ve listed some of the major components of parent training below. Gene… Read more »
This activity really helps to teach children empathy and also notice how others are feeling and be sensitive to the needs of others. We took a medium size gift bag and made it into an “I Care” bag. The bag is filled with things that can comfort a child who is having a bad day… 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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“WIIFM?” Are you new to WIIFM? It is not a radio station and it is not a TV station, at least not one that is widely known. WIIFM stands for what’s in it for me. Although at first this has a negative connotation, it can evolve from WIIFM to WIIFUs, What’s in it for us?… Read more »
