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Managing “Scared” During COVID-19
As we continue to grapple with COVID-19, it’s natural for children (and adults) to feel scared. Both the virus itself and the resulting disruption to routine are frightening. Use this two-page printable to help children get in touch with their fears and choose helpful calming activities. Children will learn that when they feel scared, there […]
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The Task of the Mask
Per the recommendations of U.S. health officials, many people are wearing masks in public. For children, this precaution can look strange and feel scary. “The Task of the Mask” uses upbeat, reassuring language to address children’s concerns and explain why people are wearing masks. Written by educator and parent coach Joan Morgenstern of Senders Pediatrics […]
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Masks & Gloves: A Printable Story
To prevent the spread of COVID-19, many people are wearing masks and gloves. This is increasingly true in light of the CDC’s recent recommendation that individuals wear masks in public. For children, this can be both confusing and scary. This printable story helps you answer questions and soothe anxiety related to masks and gloves. Written […]
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Supporting Administrators and School Leaders with Conscious Discipline
When we discuss champions for education, we often default to teachers. And teachers are heroes—the backbone of our educational system. However, we cannot overlook those in administration positions as heroes in their own rights. Superintendents, directors, principals, deans, specialists, and others carry the mental load of decision-making while balancing the responsibilities of student safety, teacher […]
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75 Ways for Kids to Connect and Contribute
Keeping it safe by staying at home may seem like a block to connection and contribution, but it can also provide a wonderful opportunity to build unity, compassion and caring within our families and communities. These 75 ideas are a fun way to shift your perspective from an “I can’t” mindset of isolation to a […]
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