Educators! Start planning for summer break with our summer reading list! ➡️ https://bit.ly/4ecAfqq #summerreading #teacherlife ☀️
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Create a Morning Routine for Kids With Reading Explore these five realistic ways you can add family reading time to your school morning routine. https://lnkd.in/gtSbx-H6
Create a Morning Routine for Kids With Reading
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Create a ripple effect of gratitude in your school with the Everything Is Right About You Series. This unique activity journal equips students with the resilience to face life with a grateful heart. 📒💛 #ChildrensBooks #ChildrensLiterature #ChildrensReading #PictureBooks #PictureBooksforKids #ChildrensPictureBooks #IllustratedBooks #ActivityforKids #ActivityBook #ActivityBooks #ActivityBooksforKids #KidsBooksWeLove
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Is your sensitive child struggling with the back-to-school transition? I just got off the phone with a mom whose 3rd grader is having a tough time adjusting. He refuses to get out of bed in the mornings, feels anxious at school, and melts down almost every afternoon. Does this sound familiar? Back-to-school season can be especially hard for highly sensitive, deeply feeling kids. But it doesn’t have to be. That’s why I’m hosting a FREE Back to School Success Masterclass for Highly Sensitive Kids on Monday. In this live class, I’ll walk you through 3 powerful steps to transform your home from meltdown mode to calm, cooperation, and connection. Imagine smooth mornings, stress-free school days, and peaceful evenings with your child. It’s not overwhelming because it’s hard—it feels overwhelming because you don’t yet have a roadmap. With just a few simple, effective shifts, everything can change. Join me LIVE for personal coaching and answers to your questions (just like I offer my paying clients!). If you can’t make it live, sign up and you’ll get the recording emailed to you. Ready to move from chaos to clarity? The info to save your seat is in the comments ↴
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Children's Book Author focusing on Social, Emotional, Learning (SEL topics), Creator of the Caring Kids A-Z series
💖📚 Teach your students valuable life lessons while creating a positive classroom environment. These heartwarming books will inspire empathy, kindness, and resilience. 🌟✨ Make a difference in their lives with Caring Kids! #BookLovers #ClassroomEssentials
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"Why did you sign me up for this?" or Back to School Emotions Resistance is an expected healthy reaction to transition. Join and lead with humor and compassion :) Time management is all about managing emotions when it comes to getting ready to leave the house and go to school or completing homework. Transitioning from summer time to school time is rough and emotionally demanding. Here is a list of specific steps adults can take to help the children and teens manage their emotions as they adjust to school life and demands. 💡 Create a digital or a printed book “our summer 2024”. It provides a symbolic closure and helps to solidify core memories about the break. 💡 For younger children, print out, laminate a couple of family photos and place them on top of their lunch box, or inside the pencil case or backpack. It helps with self-soothing and reassurance when missing a family being at school alone all day. For more tips go to https://lnkd.in/ej75tTcs
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Struggling with Your Child’s Reading Progress? You’re not alone. Many parents feel overwhelmed when their child struggles to read. The frustration of not knowing how to help, the fear of falling behind—it's a lot to carry. But what if you could change that? This online parent course, Parent Introduction to the Science of Reading, is designed to empower you with the knowledge and tools you need to support your child's reading journey. Understand the proven methods that make a real difference, and finally feel confident in guiding your child towards reading success. Don’t let the struggle continue. Enroll today and start making a lasting impact on your child’s future! https://lnkd.in/eSpnmMyB
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Journalist|| Girl Child Advocate|| Communication Consultant|| Climate Change Enthusiast|| Fellow of the Legislative Mentorship Initiative
Everyone is in a new class, with a new teacher. Some of them even changed schools, and some changed classmates, © so do better. Here are some engaging questions you can ask your kids after school to spark conversation: What was the best part of your day? Did you learn anything new today? What’s your new teachers name? Are you still sitting near your best friend? Are there new pupils in your class, what are their names? Who did you sit with at lunch? What was the most challenging thing you did today? Did you have any fun activities in class? What was the most interesting subject you learnt today in school? What was something that made you laugh today? Did you help anyone, or did anyone help you today? What did you do during recess? Is there something you wish you could change about your actions/experience at school today? These questions encourage kids to reflect on their experiences, share their feelings, and engage in meaningful dialogue. Thank me later. ©️ Open Diaries NG
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The end of school and stepping into the unknown can be a challenging time for young people. If you are a parent, educator or young person, please consider this quick read about how to have supportive conversations about the future. #youth #mentalhealth #education #resources #future #support #community
The future can be exciting. It can also bring uncertainty. This can be challenging and stressful for young people, but they don’t have to experience this alone. The NIP it in the bud framework from headspace can help you support young people who may be having a tough time when making decisions about their future. The NIP framework helps you to Notice changes in mood and behaviour, Inquire sensitively and competently and Provide information to help young person access the right support. Using this approach, you can help your young person nip potential challenges associated with uncertainty about the future in the bud before they grow into something bigger. We have NIP it in the bud resources focusing on uncertainty around the future to support you and your school community. Download them and learn more at https://bit.ly/3FUzq5G
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"Computer Science Student | Multi-Passionate Innovator | Solving Real-World Problems with Creative Solutions"
beat books to read during summer. 1-fast and slow thinking 2-think and grow rich 3-reach dad poor dad 4- building a second brain 5-adult children of emotionally immature parents. 6- when friendship hurts These books will help you to start a fresh new year after the summer holiday.
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Make after-school conversations more engaging & meaningful with these 15 questions. Perfect for strengthening your bond with your kids! #ParentingTips
15 Questions to replace “How was School Today?”
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