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Teaching our students to identify what hurts and then tolerating what they need to feel better is such an important life skill! So many of our students know when something is bothering them but they may not be able to articulate which part of their body hurts. So we practice! Using lots of role-play and props, we teach the students about their body parts - to name them, point to them, etc. Then, we practice choosing an item that will help make that boo-boo feel better. Knee is bleeding? Find the bandaid! Head got bumped? Get the ice pack! Practice, practice, practice!

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