The 7 C’s tool assesses a constellation of seven descriptors that define a framework for adolescent resilience, based on prior studies on positive youth development and resilience, including: competence, confidence , character, connection, contribution, coping and control. Download includes: Two versions of the handout Each handout includes a description of each of the 7 c's of resilience 2 pages
To accompany the new Children and Youth Program for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints this goal sheet can be printed for a simple vision board in full color, or more simple black and white. This is a fun page for children, youth, and parents alike to think of goals and make a plan. Now includes a file with blank sections so you can add names to track your family goals, or to help your activity groups. Works well with the new goal tracker found here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/769989850/goal-tracker-children-and-youth-personal?ref=shop_home_active_1
The planetary seals of Rudolf Steiner have always mystified me, but I couldn’t see the inner logic. A year or two ago I saw a video by Brian Gray who explained the first five, and it was quit…
Creation Coloring Pages for Kids Welcome. If you are teaching your little one about the Bible, Creation Coloring Pages is a great place to start. Coloring is an excellent activity for little ones. Through coloring, our children learn to concentrate, develop motor skills, and identify colors. Our extensive and ever-expanding collection of coloring pages will appeal to children of all ages! It's very easy to print our coloring sheets; simply click the link below the creation coloring pages you wish to print. Parents, teachers, and caregivers, please keep in mind that all our coloring pages are only for your personal
In STEAM Clothing 2: Simply Sewing, youth will prepare for more advanced sewing techniques and projects, conduct more advanced textile science experiments, focus on advanced engineering techniques, add finishing touches and style to garments, and market and calculate prices of products. This curriculum is a combined leader/youth guide, with pages to print/copy for youth to complete as part of the activities. Simply Sewing builds upon the skills learned in FUNdamentals and continues the development of the portfolio. Grades 5-7. 198 pages. Curriculum authored by The University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Are you interested in learning more about the curriculum, straight from the author and a 4-H educator? Watch a webinar all about the curriculum, available here. Look Inside Click Here to Preview The First Few Pages
🌈 Playful Pup Coloring Page - A World of Fun in One Page! 🎨 Welcome to the colorful world! The "Playful Pup" Coloring Page brings together your children's imagination and love for colors on a single page. 🐾 Adorable Dog Illustration: This page is filled with an adorable dog illustration that will win the hearts of your children. Little artists can turn this page into their own special artwork with colorful crayons. 🖍️ Fun and Simple: "Playful Pup" is a fun way for learning colors and developing fine motor skills. Despite being just one page, it helps unleash your children's creativity. 🎁 Perfect for Gifting: Ideal for special occasions or just for enjoyable moments. The "Playful Pup" Coloring Page allows your loved ones to embark on a little adventure in their colorful worlds. 🌟 Download and Start Now: Download the "Playful Pup" Coloring Page now for a fun coloring experience for your children. Have an art-filled day!
Professional Development: Teaching undergrad or teachers the difference between formative vs. Summative Assessments Provides a short notes page for teaching the difference between summative and formative assessments.
Tonight I'm enjoying the sound of wind chimes through the window as the winds shift and winter blows back in. It's cold outside, so I'm staying bundled up inside and checking in just long enough to share a bulletin board I made today, to complement a lesson I'll be starting tomorrow on friendship. And, before I unplug again, some reflections on friendship: Making and keeping friends is an important skill for children to learn. Not only are friends fun to have around, but healthy attachments are an important part of a child's experience in school. Children that can form friendships tend to adjust to the school experience better because they're more likely to develop self-esteem and build important social skills, like getting along, cooperating and problem-solving. Since students don't come to school with these skills neatly tucked away in their backpack, we must be modeling, teaching, and practicing them in our day-to-day interactions right alongside of and, dare I say it, woven into academic content. How do you help your children find friends that fit? Here are some goals that friends can work on as new relationship opportunities present themselves: *Cooperate and be kind to others. *Be willing to play fairly, take turns, and share. *Listen to others' ideas. *Apologize and forgive one another. *Express feelings appropriately. Use "I" statements to share how you're feeling and what you need from your friends. *Practice empathy to respond to friends' feelings in an understanding, helpful way. *Be honest and loyal to your friends. *Keep a positive attitude and hang out with friends who uplift you. *Show respect. Be the kind of friend that you would want to have. *Express gratitude and appreciation. Encourage your children to choose one of these goals at a time to work on as they learn how each one looks, sounds, and feels in their world at their age. Remember that how these goals play out will change slightly through the ages and stages. Talk with your child(ren) about the qualities that they look for in a friend. Ask questions like these: *How did you decide on those qualities? *What do you usually do to make a new friend? *What advice would you give a classmate who is having a hard time making friends? *Would you want to be your friend? Why or why not? *What qualities do you have to offer to someone that might make you a good-fit friend? To enrich the discussion, have students trace their hands onto a paper, left on one side, right on the other. On the right hand, have them write five strengths that they bring to a friendship. On the other hand, have them write five areas for growth, things that they could do better in their friendships. If you don't have access to paper-pen supplies, partners can put their hands together as if they're giving a high-five and take the Five Finger Friendship Challenge aloud. Finally, check out these resources for additional friendship tips: 1. Do Kids Need Friends? 2. The Art of Boosting Your Child's Friendship Skills 3. Fostering Friendships
Latter Day Saint Child and Youth Personal Development Lesson pages for a lesson on the program. These were made to be hung up on a chalkboard page by page as you teach about the Personal Development program. Unlike many of my other listings, this is not meant to be a whole activity... these are just lesson helps to teach the program :) Included is 1 PDF with 12 pages as shown in the picture. Lesson: 1. Go over the Luke 2:52 scripture and cover with color coordinating words 2. Go over the four goal categories ( spiritual, physical, intellectual, social) 3. Explain that for each goal category, children and youth will want to go through the goal process ( discover, plan, act, reflect). 4. They will also want to learn and understand the Articles of Faith and My Gospel Standards.
Everything kids ages 8 to 12 need to know to play smarter more enjoyable soccer. As a youth soccer coach for more than twenty years Coach Andrew Latham sets kids up for success in Soccer Smarts for Kids with his no-fluff easy-to-understand strategies and cover-to-cover tips--from goal setting and staying fit to pre-game prep and mental motivation. 174 pages softcover.Coach Latham preps young players to be their best by sharing soccer secretsexercises and tricks for kids to develop their skills on the field with:Basic to advanced techniques so kids can move at their own pacePlayer profiles highlighting six superstar soccer players (including Lionel Messi and Alex Morgan)Playbook essentials featuring color photos and custom diagramsNeed-to-know terms to crack the code of fundamental soccer definitions
If you're seeking a practical and engaging tool to help your students explore the Ten Commandments, look no further than this blank worksheet. Tailored for religious educators and parents, this worksheet provides a structured platform for learners to delve into the significance and meaning of each commandment. By having a designated space to write their thoughts and reflections, students can deepen their understanding about the principles that guide ethical and moral behavior.
Are you teaching perspective taking in preschool?! Perspective taking is critical for social development. Perspective taking involves making inferences about what the other person is thinking. Perspective taking develops around the age of 6-7 but is
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I developed this worksheet when my first grade CCD class was learning the "Our Father." You can use this simple activity as you teach your students how to say the Lord's Prayer. Students simply cut off the bottom portion of the page, cut out each word, find where it belongs within the prayer, and gl...
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֎ ABOUT THE PRODUCT ֎ Download and print a great fun game for kids, family, school class, daily care, or for the party. Simply make a hopscotch game that children love, with which they learn and develop motor and intellectual abilities. The set includes 24 types of stations in 20 colors: black, light grey, dark grey, yellow, Indian-yellow, orange, red, light blue, blue, dark blue, light green, green, dark green, light pink, pink, light purple, dark purple, light brown, dark brown and other. You can combine them and make paths with different levels of complexity (see the instruction). • Instruction - Printing, playing and 12 layout ideas by levels • Single Hopscotch (FILLED) - one hand or foot on the page • Single Hopscotch (OUTLINED) - one hand or foot on the page • Double Hopscotch (FILLED) - two hands or feet on the page in 8 positions • Double Hopscotch (OUTLINED) - two hands or feet on the page in 8 positions ֎ DIGITAL DOWNLOAD ֎ This digital download includes: 4 PDF files in letter (8.5" x 11") size with 480+ pages. You can shrink it on A4 size. • Black and white shapes - 1 PDF file with 24 pages • Color hopscotch - 480 pages in 2 PDF • Instruction - 1 PDF with 5 pages This is a digital file so no physical items will be sent. ֎ HOW TO PRINT ֎ Choose paper: cardboard, normal, self-sticky paper, or on printable vinyl. Print the images at home or in your favorite printing store. You can also laminate the material. We print this on normal paper and fix it to the floor with tape. If you play a one-line or two-line layout, you don't have to fix the paper to the floor. The movements you can make next to the paper. Then you can change the layout of images faster and easier. If you want to use this for the outdoor games, you can paste it on cardboard, cut it out and make stamps with colors. ֎ HOW TO PLAY ֎ Once you have arranged the floor layout, stand in line and try to go through it to the end. You can also turn on the stopwatch, and then the winner will be the one who reaches the finish line first. ֎ SIMILAR PRODUCTS ֎ * HANDS & FEET Sensory Path • Hopscotch for preschoolers (Landscape orientation) https://www.etsy.com/listing/835619184/hands-feet-sensory-path-hopscotch-for * Traffic light hopscotch https://www.etsy.com/listing/765456128/traffic-light-hopscotch-sensory-path * 1-100 Numbers hopscotch https://www.etsy.com/listing/775150957/1-100-numbers-hopscotch-sensory-path ֎ INSTAGRAM ֎ I like to see how you and your child enjoying your new learning resource! You can tag me @psychoscreen1 ֎ LEGAL DETAILS ֎ This printable is intended for personal use only. Not for commercial use or for resale. You may not copy, alter, or share these files or some parts of files. Each file you purchase may be printed as many times as you like for your own personal use. They can be used for children in school classes that you teach or in some clubs. This includes use for your own family in homeschooling activity. You may give printed copies as gifts or party favors. Thank you!
