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"This is just what I was looking for. My 2nd graders LOVE this! I now have all the anchor charts in one download, so easy! Thank you for creating such a well thought out resource with explicit skills and concepts." Amanda - (2nd grade teacher).

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Comes in both color and black and white versions.

"This is a very comprehensive and thorough resource!" Christie - (grade unknown)

👀 See the huge preview file here: https://bit.ly/3VpN33c

TEACHING CHILDREN SOCIAL SKILLS CAN BE JUST AS IMPORTANT AS TEACHING ACADEMICS

This is a great chart that shows social skills that children should be learning through interactions at school and at home.

https://www.thepathway2success.com/

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It matters what you say to them.

It matters how you spend your time with them.

It matters how you make them feel.

If matters if you are real.

It matters how you love them with your whole heart and show affection.

It matters how you apologize and invite vulnerability to the table.

It matters how you encourage big dreams and tell them the sky is the limit.

It matters if you give them a safe place to land.

It matters if you are their biggest advocate and loudest cheerleader.

It matters if you teach them kindness by demonstrating it.

It matters if you wipe their tears away and put a bandaid on their scraped-up knee.

This parenting thing isn’t something to take lightly.

It’s a big job.

The biggest of them all.

But it’s one where we will keep showing up,
keep learning,
keep apologizing,
keep growing,
and keep offering every ounce of our hearts to see their little hearts soar.

Artwork: Safaa
Words: Fire Wife Chronicles by Lizzy Christian

Lots of ideas to get the kids outdoors playing and using/developing important skills.

https://childhood101.com/101-things-to-do-outdoors-a-fun-printable-poster/

This is so important for our children and students to understand. One test or one person’s opinion does not define you or what you will accomplish.

I don’t know what parent/guardian needs to hear this, but in 4th grade I took ~The Test~ to see if I could join the accelerated classes (aka “the smart kid classes”).

I failed.

One of the questions I missed -> I didn’t know the difference between a microscope and a telescope.

I remember crying in that test room because I felt so nervous and embarrassed.

I never did test into the smart kid classes. I had a teacher even suggest I wouldn’t be a good fit for Honors Science in high school.

Anyway, I ended up earning a Masters of Science in Aeronautics and Astronautics from MIT.

No single test defines your child. I kept trying and I kept pushing because I had parents who believed in me. They weren’t scientists or engineers themselves but they believed I could do whatever I set my mind to.

Love your child - make them know that YOU believe they are smart and capable (even when a silly test suggests otherwise). Everything else will fall into place. ❤️