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STRATEGIES TO HELP SUPPORT A HIGHLY EMOTIONAL CHILD

Researchers have found that self-regulation skills can develop with practice and can be taught in the classroom and at home.

This is so important, as music teaches a lot more than just notes on a page. But no matter what age you are, if you have an interest, pick up an instrument!! 😎❤🎶🎶🎶🎶

HOW TO BUILD YOUR CHILD'S FINE MOTOR SKILLS

Great ideas to build your child's fine motor skills. Important for pencil grip, hand and wrist strength, as well as pre-writing development.

https://www.youclevermonkey.com/2016/

How to Stabilize, Strengthen and Manage Hypermobility Naomi Glass, teacher at Pacific Northwest Ballet School, knows firsthand the advantages and challenges of hypermobility. As a young dancer, she was told to keep her hyperextended knees in a straight position far from her full range of motion. "It felt too bent to me," she says. "But once I was able

A perfect brain break or indoor recess activity!

Brain breaks are very important when needing the learners to focus and work to the best of their abilities 💜💙

https://hes-extraordinary.com/improve-emotional-regulation-just-7-minutes-per-day/

A TRICK TO HELP KIDS WITH LETTER REVERSALS

If your child struggles with reversing their letters, this may be a great trick to help them out.

https://blog.allaboutlearningpress.com/letter-reversals/

Scribbling! It’s not just nonsense.

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In fact, it is SO important to embrace scribbling and recognize it as art and creativity! ⁣
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Things caregivers can say:⁣
“I see you moving your hand in a circle.”⁣
“You are moving you hand so fast in a circle”⁣
“I see you lifting you hand up and down! That makes dots!”⁣
“You are holding a crayon.”⁣
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Don’t stifle the scribble. Embrace it as the most important beginning to a wonderful relationship with literacy and creativity!

Communication is one of the vital tools parents have in their ability to raise happy and confident children. I can not emphasize more how important communication is!

We are hearing of so many Emotional problems arising amongst children during this lockdown. Even though this can be be a common problem.

All our children, no matter what age are affected to some extent- their worlds have totally changed and they can sense the stress and anxiety of the adults around them.

Talk to them, let them discuss how they are feeling and let them voice their frustrations and concerns.

Don’t stress if they don’t give rational answers or do not talk back- open the channel of communication.

Young children also benefit from drawing their fears and role play where they can remove themself from a situation and let an “imaginary “ person deal with the conflict inside.
Drawing is a form of communication 🙂

Take care everyone 💜