Teddy Bears' Picnic Educare

Pointing out the reaction/feeling of the one who received the action/behavior💗

We want to ensure children know their choice wasn't appropriate, but this doesn't mean their intent was malicious or that they even understood how their behaviour impacted someone else. What might be more helpful is to point out the impact of their choice on another person:

Example: "Can you see your sister's face? Yes, she's crying. When we hurt other people it makes them sad. I wonder how we can make this right?

We also want to highlight that while the behavior wasn't ok, that doesn't mean we love them any less.

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We had to create a new one due to some difficulties. Hoping for your support.

Thanks to BelievePerform for this helpful infographic!

Empathy? In Denmark they’re learning it in school A compulsory subject of study which is taught an hour a week in the “Klassens tid”, where students learn to help their classmates and compete only with themselves

Psychologists recommend children be bored in the summer "Being bored is a way to make children self-reliant.”

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/freedom-learn/200809/why-we-should-stop-segregating-children-age-part-i

Why We Should Stop Segregating Children by Age: Part I Children learn by playing in the zone of proximal development.