Do you understand the reason behind your child’s behavior? Many parents and teachers fail to understand the in-depth reason behind a child’s behavior. It is not the fault of you or the child. The child fails to express and you fail to read between the silences. We get so busy and machine types that we face failure to adapt our coaching techniques as per the situation.
7 ways to teach your child good mannersManaan Choksi
This document outlines 7 ways to teach children good manners. Parents should model good behavior themselves by using polite language, eating healthy meals, exercising regularly, and keeping a tidy home. Getting support from other caregivers can also reinforce good manners teaching. Parents should use positive language and role playing to make learning manners enjoyable, rather than threatening punishment. Eating meals together as a family provides opportunities to practice etiquette. Asking children for their perspectives, rather than just lecturing, encourages participation and understanding of proper behavior. Inculcating manners through natural examples and fun activities helps children learn without feeling like rules are being imposed on them.
The document describes a classroom behavior chart and system. It has color-coded zones that students move their clothespin clip up or down depending on their behavior. Moving up leads to consequences like losing recess time or calling home. Extreme behaviors may bypass the system. The teacher will modify the plan if needed for individual students. Students track their daily behavior on a log to discuss with parents. They can earn special rewards like lunch with the teacher or free time by mostly staying green or making good team choices.
Disciplinary requirements for preschoolers are distinct from those of older children. These preschool-specific suggestions can help you keep your young ones on track.
The document provides tips for parents on their child's first day of preschool. It is normal for both parents and children to feel uneasy about the separation. Parents should prepare mentally to accept what may happen and not make the day seem like a big deal. They should remain calm and not panic, as crying is how young children express themselves. Allowing a child to bring a favorite toy or pacifier can help them feel more secure. Parents can also help by having positive conversations portraying school as an exciting adventure. Honest communication with teachers helps them understand and care for each unique child.
If you help young children learn polite and caring behavior, they will continue to use good manners and become more socially aware as they get older. It’s easier to nurture good child behavior if you work as a family to set the rules for good manners in many different situations.
The early years of a child can and should never be underestimated. Communication is a crucial aspect of a child’s emotional, physical and cognitive development, the years 0 to 6 is when children go through different levels of development.
Do you understand the reason behind your child’s behavior? Many parents and teachers fail to understand the in-depth reason behind a child’s behavior. It is not the fault of you or the child. The child fails to express and you fail to read between the silences. We get so busy and machine types that we face failure to adapt our coaching techniques as per the situation.
7 ways to teach your child good mannersManaan Choksi
This document outlines 7 ways to teach children good manners. Parents should model good behavior themselves by using polite language, eating healthy meals, exercising regularly, and keeping a tidy home. Getting support from other caregivers can also reinforce good manners teaching. Parents should use positive language and role playing to make learning manners enjoyable, rather than threatening punishment. Eating meals together as a family provides opportunities to practice etiquette. Asking children for their perspectives, rather than just lecturing, encourages participation and understanding of proper behavior. Inculcating manners through natural examples and fun activities helps children learn without feeling like rules are being imposed on them.
The document describes a classroom behavior chart and system. It has color-coded zones that students move their clothespin clip up or down depending on their behavior. Moving up leads to consequences like losing recess time or calling home. Extreme behaviors may bypass the system. The teacher will modify the plan if needed for individual students. Students track their daily behavior on a log to discuss with parents. They can earn special rewards like lunch with the teacher or free time by mostly staying green or making good team choices.
Disciplinary requirements for preschoolers are distinct from those of older children. These preschool-specific suggestions can help you keep your young ones on track.
The document provides tips for parents on their child's first day of preschool. It is normal for both parents and children to feel uneasy about the separation. Parents should prepare mentally to accept what may happen and not make the day seem like a big deal. They should remain calm and not panic, as crying is how young children express themselves. Allowing a child to bring a favorite toy or pacifier can help them feel more secure. Parents can also help by having positive conversations portraying school as an exciting adventure. Honest communication with teachers helps them understand and care for each unique child.
If you help young children learn polite and caring behavior, they will continue to use good manners and become more socially aware as they get older. It’s easier to nurture good child behavior if you work as a family to set the rules for good manners in many different situations.
The early years of a child can and should never be underestimated. Communication is a crucial aspect of a child’s emotional, physical and cognitive development, the years 0 to 6 is when children go through different levels of development.
Show and tell is an activity where children bring an item from home to share with their classmates. The goal is for children to practice public speaking skills and develop vocabulary by talking about something meaningful to them. Items brought in the past include seashells, photos, stuffed animals, and books. Each child is scheduled to present approximately every other week. Benefits of show and tell include building children's self-esteem, teaching them to listen to others, and helping them learn to communicate effectively with peers.
Frustration is the feeling of being thwarted from achieving goals, while aggression refers to physically harmful or inappropriate behavior with serious consequences. Anger is an emotional state ranging from mild irritation to rage. When children experience these emotions, caregivers should make a connection, understand the cause of feelings, allow expression, provide correction paired with empathy, redirect to alternative behaviors, and use daily positive reinforcement techniques.
This presentation shows how Willamsburg Northside Preschool help kids ready for the school. Also mention the important things we take care in Willamsburg Northside Preschool.
The document contains summaries from the author's internship experiences over two weeks. In the first week, the author realized the importance of repetition in teaching children new concepts in English class. In social studies, the author debated internally to best answer students' numerous questions. In PE/health, the school ensures students' safety through rules like requiring sneakers in gym class. In science, the author used problem-solving to guide students to make their own observations on a nature walk. The second week, the author proposes having students keep reading logs to improve comprehension. The author also notes that knowing foreign languages can help at their internship site, such as in communicating with non-English speaking students.
1) The document discusses early childhood literacy development from birth to age 6. It covers areas like cognitive development, language skills, physical development, social development, and emotional development.
2) It describes an interview with a single mother named Heather who has a 7-year-old daughter and 4-year-old son. Heather emphasizes literacy and ensures her kids have many books at home and in their early learning center.
3) The document discusses reading the book Goodnight Moon to Heather's kids and observing their engagement, with the 7-year-old reading confidently and the 4-year-old more interested in the illustrations.
This document provides suggestions for parents to help their toddlers develop language and communication skills. It recommends that parents be good speech models by using simple language, correct pronunciation, and expanding vocabulary during everyday activities. Parents should give their child opportunities to communicate by waiting for them to gesture or say words to have needs met instead of immediately intervening, and by placing toys or objects just out of reach to encourage asking. Imitating the child's sounds, gestures, and actions in a playful way can also help model turn-taking in conversation.
The document discusses common causes and triggers of challenging behavior in students, including seeking attention, control, avoidance, pleasure, or needing to communicate an discomfort or need. It provides examples of triggers like being asked to do something, being told no, exposure to certain people or activities, boredom, or being ignored. The document then prompts reviewing case studies of challenging behaviors and considering how to address them differently to improve outcomes.
Michele And Julie Inviting Children To Beglennrmoses
The document provides parenting strategies and tips to promote children's success. It discusses establishing respect, responsibility and relationships; being an active listener; offering children choices with limits; maintaining consistency; and focusing on strengths rather than weaknesses. Specific parenting styles of consultant, helicopter and drill sergeant are compared. The importance of problem solving, empathy, and building developmental assets is also covered.
Puppy training should begin between 9-12 weeks old, starting with house training and basic obedience commands. Socialization is important between 3-6 months to ensure the puppy is comfortable in various situations. Consistency, patience, and practice are key to training - keep lessons short at 5-10 minutes for young puppies, and be consistent in your commands and expectations. Proper socialization and training will result in a well-adjusted dog.
This document provides information on handling temper tantrums and shyness/dependency in children. It discusses the causes and signs of temper tantrums and shyness, as well as tips for parents on how to address each issue. For temper tantrums, the document advises parents to remain calm, avoid arguing with the child, and not give attention to tantrum behaviors. For shyness, it suggests not pressuring children to socialize but instead preparing them and praising their social interactions. The document also includes examples of parent-child situations and dos and don'ts for parental responses.
Effective discipline depends on understanding a child's age and development. Between 18 months and 5 years, children go through significant changes in mobility, language, social skills, and understanding of rules. The document provides details on developmental milestones and effective discipline strategies for each age, including using brief timeouts for 2-4 year olds and encouraging independence for 5 year olds while still providing support and answering their questions.
- The document provides parents with tips to help their children succeed in school and stay safe. It emphasizes establishing routines like regular sleep schedules, doing homework in a central location, and limiting extracurricular activities to prevent burnout.
- It also recommends monitoring children's media consumption and playmates to prevent exposure to inappropriate content or bullying behaviors. Parents should supervise internet use and restrict access to adult content.
- With guidance, children will be better equipped to face challenges and move forward in a positive manner.
What can a parent do to help the child with attention deficit and hyperactivi...PracTutor
The document provides suggestions for parents on how to help a child with Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). It recommends establishing a consistent daily schedule, eliminating distractions during tasks, keeping interactions clear and concise, discovering the child's interests and hobbies, seeking professional help and support, and maintaining patience and optimism. Above all, parents should appreciate and respect their child.
This document discusses important life lessons that students should learn both inside and outside the classroom. It emphasizes learning how to fail and persevere through challenges. Students should also be taught empathy, compassion for others, and self-respect. Teachers and parents are encouraged to provide opportunities for children to express their feelings in a safe environment and learn not to use negative emotions to harm others.
Creative activities in other preschool curriculum areasJhizelle Almonte
This document discusses creative movement activities for preschoolers. It notes that in creative movement, children are free to express themselves through dance and body movements without any set patterns or need to imitate others. The goals of creative movement include relaxation, expressing ideas through space and time, improving coordination, and developing aesthetic sensitivity. Music is often used to inspire movement, and children are encouraged to move in whatever way feels natural in response to different types of music.
This document summarizes a Macmillan Teacher Training presentation on making things better for students. It discusses using a story-based approach to teaching English to young learners, focusing on the Cheeky Monkey course. Key elements include using songs, stories, total physical response activities, flashcards, worksheets and press-out activities to reinforce vocabulary and concepts in an engaging way. The presentation walks through the lessons of a sample unit, highlighting how different techniques are used to introduce, practice and review the material.
Be enthusiastic about the start of the school year so your child will feel confident and excited as well. Visit the school with your child before their first day to familiarize them with their classrooms and other areas. Talk to your child about any worries they have about school and reassure them that nerves are normal. Give your child positive feedback about their experiences and encourage involvement in school activities and trying new things. Stay involved in your child's education by attending school functions.
Creativity gets fillip with the teachers recognizing it at the right timeVagishwari World School
All children have creative talents, but they often go unrecognized without opportunities to develop them. It is important for parents and teachers to observe children closely to identify talents, such as a skill for drawing, singing perfectly, or other arts. Once a talent is recognized, teachers and parents should encourage children to join art classes or lessons to nurture their skills. Some schools may not offer these programs, so parents can enroll children in outside institutions. Unfortunately, talents are sometimes dismissed due to concerns about academic performance, but identifying and fostering talents early can help children develop interests and create better people and world.
how stressful it is to see our kids at the urge of almost developing anxiety issues in today's fast tracked lifestyle. more understanding and a lot more love can cure parents-children bond. this presentation is dedicated to all the parents who want to see their kids grow into more compassionate humans.
1. Effective parenting involves providing love, support, and guidance to help children grow and develop. It is a lifelong learning process that requires understanding each child's unique needs.
2. Parenting styles range from authoritarian to permissive. The most effective approach is a relational democratic style that focuses on listening to children, building relationships, and explaining discipline through natural consequences.
3. Providing substitute childcare is necessary for many families and options include home-based care, centers, preschools, and programs for school-aged children. The document provides tips for positive parenting techniques.
Show and tell is an activity where children bring an item from home to share with their classmates. The goal is for children to practice public speaking skills and develop vocabulary by talking about something meaningful to them. Items brought in the past include seashells, photos, stuffed animals, and books. Each child is scheduled to present approximately every other week. Benefits of show and tell include building children's self-esteem, teaching them to listen to others, and helping them learn to communicate effectively with peers.
Frustration is the feeling of being thwarted from achieving goals, while aggression refers to physically harmful or inappropriate behavior with serious consequences. Anger is an emotional state ranging from mild irritation to rage. When children experience these emotions, caregivers should make a connection, understand the cause of feelings, allow expression, provide correction paired with empathy, redirect to alternative behaviors, and use daily positive reinforcement techniques.
This presentation shows how Willamsburg Northside Preschool help kids ready for the school. Also mention the important things we take care in Willamsburg Northside Preschool.
The document contains summaries from the author's internship experiences over two weeks. In the first week, the author realized the importance of repetition in teaching children new concepts in English class. In social studies, the author debated internally to best answer students' numerous questions. In PE/health, the school ensures students' safety through rules like requiring sneakers in gym class. In science, the author used problem-solving to guide students to make their own observations on a nature walk. The second week, the author proposes having students keep reading logs to improve comprehension. The author also notes that knowing foreign languages can help at their internship site, such as in communicating with non-English speaking students.
1) The document discusses early childhood literacy development from birth to age 6. It covers areas like cognitive development, language skills, physical development, social development, and emotional development.
2) It describes an interview with a single mother named Heather who has a 7-year-old daughter and 4-year-old son. Heather emphasizes literacy and ensures her kids have many books at home and in their early learning center.
3) The document discusses reading the book Goodnight Moon to Heather's kids and observing their engagement, with the 7-year-old reading confidently and the 4-year-old more interested in the illustrations.
This document provides suggestions for parents to help their toddlers develop language and communication skills. It recommends that parents be good speech models by using simple language, correct pronunciation, and expanding vocabulary during everyday activities. Parents should give their child opportunities to communicate by waiting for them to gesture or say words to have needs met instead of immediately intervening, and by placing toys or objects just out of reach to encourage asking. Imitating the child's sounds, gestures, and actions in a playful way can also help model turn-taking in conversation.
The document discusses common causes and triggers of challenging behavior in students, including seeking attention, control, avoidance, pleasure, or needing to communicate an discomfort or need. It provides examples of triggers like being asked to do something, being told no, exposure to certain people or activities, boredom, or being ignored. The document then prompts reviewing case studies of challenging behaviors and considering how to address them differently to improve outcomes.
Michele And Julie Inviting Children To Beglennrmoses
The document provides parenting strategies and tips to promote children's success. It discusses establishing respect, responsibility and relationships; being an active listener; offering children choices with limits; maintaining consistency; and focusing on strengths rather than weaknesses. Specific parenting styles of consultant, helicopter and drill sergeant are compared. The importance of problem solving, empathy, and building developmental assets is also covered.
Puppy training should begin between 9-12 weeks old, starting with house training and basic obedience commands. Socialization is important between 3-6 months to ensure the puppy is comfortable in various situations. Consistency, patience, and practice are key to training - keep lessons short at 5-10 minutes for young puppies, and be consistent in your commands and expectations. Proper socialization and training will result in a well-adjusted dog.
This document provides information on handling temper tantrums and shyness/dependency in children. It discusses the causes and signs of temper tantrums and shyness, as well as tips for parents on how to address each issue. For temper tantrums, the document advises parents to remain calm, avoid arguing with the child, and not give attention to tantrum behaviors. For shyness, it suggests not pressuring children to socialize but instead preparing them and praising their social interactions. The document also includes examples of parent-child situations and dos and don'ts for parental responses.
Effective discipline depends on understanding a child's age and development. Between 18 months and 5 years, children go through significant changes in mobility, language, social skills, and understanding of rules. The document provides details on developmental milestones and effective discipline strategies for each age, including using brief timeouts for 2-4 year olds and encouraging independence for 5 year olds while still providing support and answering their questions.
- The document provides parents with tips to help their children succeed in school and stay safe. It emphasizes establishing routines like regular sleep schedules, doing homework in a central location, and limiting extracurricular activities to prevent burnout.
- It also recommends monitoring children's media consumption and playmates to prevent exposure to inappropriate content or bullying behaviors. Parents should supervise internet use and restrict access to adult content.
- With guidance, children will be better equipped to face challenges and move forward in a positive manner.
What can a parent do to help the child with attention deficit and hyperactivi...PracTutor
The document provides suggestions for parents on how to help a child with Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). It recommends establishing a consistent daily schedule, eliminating distractions during tasks, keeping interactions clear and concise, discovering the child's interests and hobbies, seeking professional help and support, and maintaining patience and optimism. Above all, parents should appreciate and respect their child.
This document discusses important life lessons that students should learn both inside and outside the classroom. It emphasizes learning how to fail and persevere through challenges. Students should also be taught empathy, compassion for others, and self-respect. Teachers and parents are encouraged to provide opportunities for children to express their feelings in a safe environment and learn not to use negative emotions to harm others.
Creative activities in other preschool curriculum areasJhizelle Almonte
This document discusses creative movement activities for preschoolers. It notes that in creative movement, children are free to express themselves through dance and body movements without any set patterns or need to imitate others. The goals of creative movement include relaxation, expressing ideas through space and time, improving coordination, and developing aesthetic sensitivity. Music is often used to inspire movement, and children are encouraged to move in whatever way feels natural in response to different types of music.
This document summarizes a Macmillan Teacher Training presentation on making things better for students. It discusses using a story-based approach to teaching English to young learners, focusing on the Cheeky Monkey course. Key elements include using songs, stories, total physical response activities, flashcards, worksheets and press-out activities to reinforce vocabulary and concepts in an engaging way. The presentation walks through the lessons of a sample unit, highlighting how different techniques are used to introduce, practice and review the material.
Be enthusiastic about the start of the school year so your child will feel confident and excited as well. Visit the school with your child before their first day to familiarize them with their classrooms and other areas. Talk to your child about any worries they have about school and reassure them that nerves are normal. Give your child positive feedback about their experiences and encourage involvement in school activities and trying new things. Stay involved in your child's education by attending school functions.
Creativity gets fillip with the teachers recognizing it at the right timeVagishwari World School
All children have creative talents, but they often go unrecognized without opportunities to develop them. It is important for parents and teachers to observe children closely to identify talents, such as a skill for drawing, singing perfectly, or other arts. Once a talent is recognized, teachers and parents should encourage children to join art classes or lessons to nurture their skills. Some schools may not offer these programs, so parents can enroll children in outside institutions. Unfortunately, talents are sometimes dismissed due to concerns about academic performance, but identifying and fostering talents early can help children develop interests and create better people and world.
how stressful it is to see our kids at the urge of almost developing anxiety issues in today's fast tracked lifestyle. more understanding and a lot more love can cure parents-children bond. this presentation is dedicated to all the parents who want to see their kids grow into more compassionate humans.
1. Effective parenting involves providing love, support, and guidance to help children grow and develop. It is a lifelong learning process that requires understanding each child's unique needs.
2. Parenting styles range from authoritarian to permissive. The most effective approach is a relational democratic style that focuses on listening to children, building relationships, and explaining discipline through natural consequences.
3. Providing substitute childcare is necessary for many families and options include home-based care, centers, preschools, and programs for school-aged children. The document provides tips for positive parenting techniques.
1. The document summarizes a talk on parenting styles of preschoolers. It discusses three main parenting styles - authoritative, permissive, and authoritarian.
2. It provides practical tips for parenting preschoolers, including showing them love, listening to them, and spending quality family time.
3. The talk emphasizes creating a nurturing environment for children to learn and develop, as the poem at the end suggests "Children learn what they live."
managing children's behavior at home, school and during classesAILEENPARALISAN
This document provides guidance on managing children's behavior in different settings. It discusses observing child behavior to understand underlying issues. Positive behavior approaches are recommended over discipline, such as addressing needs during tantrums, using logical consequences, and reinforcing positive behaviors. Specific tips are provided for managing behavior at home, in school, and in online learning. These include acknowledging efforts, following through on rules consistently, establishing routines, and dealing with disciplinary issues immediately while staying positive. The document emphasizes recognizing feelings, reframing behaviors, and practicing self-care for caregivers.
Teacher 's role in recognizing and helping children with special attention needsShewikar El Bakry
This document discusses several strategies for addressing disruptive behaviors in students. It recommends that teachers take a proactive approach by identifying issues early and referring students to appropriate support services. Teachers are encouraged to listen to students, help them, and refer them to professionals as needed, while maintaining clear boundaries. Specific disruptive behaviors mentioned include lying, stealing, aggression, tantrums, swearing, and refusal to follow rules. The document provides potential responses teachers can take to address each behavior. It emphasizes catching students being good, reinforcing positive behavior, and avoiding punishment that has not worked in the past.
Managing difficult behaviors show englishJoseCabassa
This document summarizes a parent workshop on managing difficult child behaviors at home. The workshop defined problem behaviors and provided strategies that schools use, such as nonverbal cues and praise notes. It discussed using positive methods to change behaviors and listed basic child behaviors that parents may find challenging. The workshop also covered factors that can contribute to behaviors and provided a social story template for teaching children when screaming is appropriate. Overall, the workshop aimed to help parents understand child behaviors and address them positively to prevent future issues.
To be a good parent, you need to make your children feel loved and valued while teaching them right from wrong. This involves praising positive behavior, listening to children, being present for important events, enforcing consistent rules calmly as a united front with your spouse, and providing a nurturing home environment where children can thrive.
This document provides guidance on effective classroom management. It discusses key elements like considering space, gender ratios, and teacher-child ratios. It distinguishes discipline from punishment, noting discipline helps change behavior while punishment may interfere with learning. Daily schedules with large group, center, and outdoor times are recommended to build confidence and allow for play and projects. Consistency, positive reinforcement, and avoiding humiliation are emphasized for disciplining children. Time-out is described as a way to distance misbehaving children from the situation.
How to deal with indiscipline in the classroom ? IT HAPPENS TO EVERY TEACHER AT SOME POINT.
Sometimes it is with the first class. Other times a teacher gets a few good years under his or her belt before it hits. Sometimes it seems like it happens in class after class. The problem that all too often rears its ugly head is lack of discipline. Every teacher experiences it, and no teacher likes it. The good news is that there are ways to handle indiscipline in the classroom. Here are some tips to try with your students.
5minuteenglish.blogspot.com
The document discusses several topics related to parenting and teaching children respect. It emphasizes that the most effective way to teach children respect is by treating them respectfully and being a good role model. Parents should communicate openly with their children without distractions, praise good behavior, and avoid verbal abuse which can damage children's development and self-esteem. A parent's role evolves as children grow into more independent individuals.
How To Be A Good Parent Presentation classwithmason.com.pdfMushahid Syed
To be a good parent, one should:
1) Be a good role model by walking the walk and leading by example in how you want your child to behave.
2) Show your child love through actions like hugs, spending quality time together, and listening to them seriously every day.
3) Practice kind and firm positive parenting by giving children positive experiences so they can experience and share positivity themselves.
This document provides tips for being a good parent. It discusses showing children love through affection like hugs and praise. Parents should avoid comparing children to others and listen to their children by making time for them. It also stresses the importance of being present for important milestones in a child's life. Overall, the document outlines ways for parents to make their children feel valued through love, praise, attention, and support.
Understanding & Responding to Challenging BehaviourPooky Knightsmith
Behaving in a socially acceptable way can be tricky for some children some of the time. In this guide, we’ll consider first how and why to look beyond the label of ‘bad behaviour’ to gain a better understanding of what is going on for our child. Then we'll consider how we can respond in an appropriate way and support our child to reduce the frequency and intensity of tricky behaviours.
Towards the back of this guide, you'll find a behaviour journal and a behaviour change plan. These are designed to be printable and copiable; feel free to copy, use and share them.
Cherry-pick the ideas that you think might work for you and give them a go. You can always revisit others later if you need to.
Good luck!
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You can access downloadable versions of this and my other guides via my patreon page which supports my work: http://www.patreon.com/pookyh
The document provides guidance for teaching social and emotional competence to preschool children. It discusses strategies for helping children develop self-discipline, understanding feelings, social skills, and changing inappropriate behaviors. Specific strategies include positive guidance, modeling appropriate behavior, preventing problems, and addressing the developmental needs of infants, toddlers, and preschoolers.
1. The document discusses strategies for managing challenging behaviors in classroom settings, including defining target behaviors specifically, understanding the functions of behaviors, and avoiding negative consequences.
2. It also provides examples of antecedents that can encourage good behavior, such as making clear expectations, providing countdowns for transitions, and giving students choices, as well as antecedents to avoid like negative attention, delayed consequences, and disproportionate consequences.
3. Examples of challenging behaviors seen in primary schools are discussed, including aggressive, disruptive, withdrawn, stereotypical, self-injurious, and destructive behaviors.
Cultivating empathic ways and behaviours among children is significantly dependent on parents and caregivers perspectives and actions. Check these slides to learn some basic tips.
Helping children develop study habits handoutManresa School
This document provides information on what schools expect from children at different ages, warning signs parents should watch out for, how to motivate children, develop good study habits, and the benefits of having good study habits. For preschool, schools expect emerging independence, learning to be part of a group, and staying on task. In first grade, they expect stronger task focus and responding to authority. Warning signs for preschoolers include delayed language, difficulty adjusting, and focusing. Developing good study habits involves setting expectations, facilitating study at home, guiding children in their studies, and encouraging them. The benefits are building positive attitudes, motivation to learn more, developing lifelong skills, confidence, and success.
This is a short talk delivered to parents of La Salle Academy's (Iligan City) Kindergarten pupils. Thanks to the invitation of Mr. Pendang of the Guidance Office.
Many of the calls we receive are about behaviour. Unfortunately, as parents, our ability to manage our child’s behaviour seems to be one of those things that identifies us as ‘good’ or ‘bad’ parents, which is why when things seem to be going wrong it is often distressing. The first thing to remember is that all parents have difficulties with their child’s behaviour sometimes and the second is that though we can’t control children’s behaviour, we can manage it.
This document provides guidance for staff at Rainbow Nursery on developing a consistent approach to dealing with challenging behavior. It emphasizes establishing clear expectations and ground rules, using positive language, and focusing on desired behaviors rather than unwanted ones. Staff are encouraged to reflect on their responses to behavior and consider how to best support the development of children's self-control. The goal is to create a positive learning environment with behavioral expectations that are consistently and respectfully reinforced.
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This document provides 7 indoor game ideas that children will enjoy playing. The games include using a ribbon and button to learn dexterity, reusing items like milk cartons to make creative toys, playing balloon volleyball with paper plates and sticks, making a swirl rainbow cake together, gluing buttons onto a painted image, hitting plastic cups with a soft ball to practice focusing on targets, and predicting if objects will float or sink in water to boost mental skills. The indoor games help children develop physical and mental abilities while having fun.
A perfect Father’s Day activity Children can enjoy with their Dad.Lynda Way
This document provides 5 activity suggestions for spending time with one's father: playing golf or mini golf, going go-karting, going on a bike ride, going fishing, or taking him to a ball game. All of the suggested activities involve bonding through shared experiences like sports, recreation, or watching a game.
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1. Use these tips to put your kids on
the path to assertiveness
Guide Your Child onto the Path
of Assertiveness
2. Teaching your children manners and
how to behave in school and social
situations is an important part of being
a parent.
1.Teach about manners and
behaviour
3. As a parent, you teach by
example in a lot of cases,
particularly with skills and
character traits that aren’t
quite as tangible.
2. Be a good role model for your
children
4. Your kids feel bad for being
shy, but make sure they have a
comfortable environment to
say what they want instead.
3. Tell your children to speak up
when they want something
5. Examples include asking for a
refill on their water out to
lunch. There’s a difference
between being assertive and
being rude, so make sure your
child understands. Remember, a
request can still be assertive
without sounding aggressive.
4. Show your kids that it’s okay to be
assertive in social situations
6. If your child is naturally shy and
reserved it may be difficult for
them to be assertive. Don’t punish
them – work with them instead to
become more assertive over time,
even if it doesn’t happen
overnight. They’ll get it if you
continue to work with them in a
positive, open manner.
5. Don’t punish your child’s
personality
7. Thank You
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