Why Street Children's Stories Matter In today's interconnected world, helping children understand different life experiences and perspectives has never been more crucial. Stories about street children, particularly those told with sensitivity and authenticity, serve as powerful tools for building empathy, understanding, and awareness in young readers. Click here to read the blog: https://shorturl.at/X7rjr
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"Raising kids in the digital age can be tough, especially when it comes to fostering emotional intelligence. Can you truly teach empathy in a world of emojis? The answer lies in striking a balance between screen time and real-life connections. Join me on a journey to explore Digital Empathy and learn how to raise emotionally intelligent children who can navigate both the digital and emotional landscapes with finesse." https://lnkd.in/eszMGuuz
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🎨🎉 Fun Friday Challenge for Families and Educators! 🎉🎨 What creative activity brings smiles and excitement to the faces of children around you this week? Share your fun stories or a new idea you've tried! 🌟 Activity Idea: Storytime Theatre at Home or School! 🎭 Gather your children and some favourite toys or stuffed animals to create a story time theatre. Let the kids pick a book, and then act out the story using their toys as characters. It’s a fantastic way to spark creativity, improve storytelling skills, and have loads of fun - all without needing anything more than what you already have at home or in your classroom! Engaging young minds through creative play helps develop their imagination and problem-solving skills. By connecting with children through imaginative activities, we nurture their ability to express themselves and explore the world around them. Join the conversation and let’s inspire each other to create magical moments for our little ones! #CreativeKids #FunFriday #EarlyChildhoodEducation #FamilyTime #EducatorsInspire #ImaginationUnleashed
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Rethink the conversation. Every day, millions of parents worldwide ask their kids, 'How was school?' or 'What marks did you get?' But what if we shifted the focus? Imagine the impact of asking, 'What good deed did you do today?' Such a simple question has the power to transform mindsets, encouraging our children to value kindness and empathy as much as academic achievements. It's not just about raising smart kids; it's about nurturing compassionate, thoughtful individuals who are just as invested in the welfare of others as their own success. Let's start today. Ask your child what good they've done, and share the responses. Together, we can make a difference, one question at a time. Your thoughts? Share them below 👇
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It’s important to recognize that empathy and being empathetic to others is so much more. It’s also important for adults who work with children to model and to explain to them all the parts of empathy. It’s how children learn and grow.
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How we speak to children becomes their inner voice! We have the power to rewrite generations of negative scripts by changing the way we engage with children in times of emotional crisis.
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Have you picked up a copy of Austin’s Amazing Adventures: The Big Test yet? If you haven’t ordered yours yet, today is the perfect day to do so! Head to theblindpoet.net and grab your copy. Austin’s Amazing Adventures: The Big Test isn’t just a story for children facing low vision, blindness, or other challenges. It’s a powerful, heartwarming tale for all kids about courage, resilience, and embracing differences. In this story, young Austin learns to adapt to life with his new cane, Zane, and gains independence through the support of his family. It’s a journey that encourages empathy and understanding, showing kids that strength comes in many forms and that challenges can be overcome with courage and support. This book isn’t just a story—it’s a tool for building a world where every child feels seen, included, and empowered to be their best selves, regardless of the obstacles they may face. It’s also interactive, with accessible features like PENfriend narration, making it an exciting read for kids of all backgrounds and abilities. Let’s make sure every child has access to stories that inspire kindness, resilience, and understanding. Visit theblindpoet.net today to get your copy of The Big Test!
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When your work is teaching physical education to kids, a pivot can be a big hurdle. How do you make virtual PE fun and engaging? Larissa Maloney, M.S. solved the puzzle, and in so doing, founded her own company. Listen to her story: https://lnkd.in/em-tRC6m
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Parents, be sure to include reading in your child’s daily routine during the summer. Here are 10 ideas to get started: https://bit.ly/3PNSd8W #SummerReading #LibraryAdventures #CSLPreads
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Check out our newest blog post on our school's strong sense of brotherhood and how we cultivate it through a learning environment that encourages personal growth and meaningful connections. https://buff.ly/3PybtWR #teachmeGDK
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