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Coronavirus Is a Big Word: A Printable Story

In the wake of COVID-19, our normal way of life and our usual routines have been turned upside down. For children, these abrupt changes are especially confusing and scary,...

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Learning Routines for Children

Establishing a set learning routine provides predictability and brain breaks that help increase focus and engagement. This template and accompanying sample routines will help you plan your daily learning...

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Stop and Go Door Signs for Adults

Learning to respect others’ boundaries is important for peace and productivity when one or more adults are working from home. The STOP and GO signs included here will help...

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Stop and Go Door Signs for Siblings

Learning to respect the boundaries of others, including siblings, is important for peace in the home. Younger siblings want to be around their older siblings frequently, yet older siblings...

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Family Cell Phone Agreement and Cell Phone Parking Lot

Cell phones sometimes distract us from connections and face-to-face conversations with our family members. Connection is a key component of behavior, willingness, emotional health, and even optimal brain development....

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Breathing S.T.A.R.

Invite children to “Breathe with me…” and practice the S.T.A.R. active calming technique with this cute and easy to assemble breathing tool made from a file folder! This download...

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Transforming Aggression into Healthy Self-Esteem – Part 2

“She bumped into me.” “He took my pencil.” “I saw a child hitting their mother when I was out the other day.” There are three types of aggression and...

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Transforming Aggression into Healthy Self-Esteem – Part 1

What beliefs do you currently about children who act in hurtful ways? How do you currently respond to children who behave aggressively towards you or others? Every aggressive act...

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