Emotional Agility Benefits Children
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Jun 21, 2011
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On 6/21/11, pksped wrote: > I know this board is about character (using good judgement, > etc.) I'm taking a different spin: how do you teach > character/problem/setting/etc in stories for the youngest > learners? I made simple cards with the words (and simple > pics) and hold them up as we discuss the various elements > after the...See More
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