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Tag Archives: Kindness
Welcome Back, Gloria
Gloria is back in the classroom. She has a new stool, which she loves. She is close to the children and all the action. She can look out of the windows when we’re on the playground. Of course the children … Continue reading
Gloria – a Regular Day at School
Somehow Gloria knows how to make things right for a child. Emmett left his lovey kitty at school. Here is his mother’s email: Hi all, Emmett came home today without lovey kitty. He doesn’t remember where lovey kitty is in … Continue reading
Posted in behavior, Diversity, Early Education, Expressing words and feelings, Giving, Gloria, Inspiration, Kindness, Love, preschool
Tagged Early Education, Gloria, Kindness
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“Gloria” and National Superhero Day
Today is National Superhero Day. Gloria wanted to celebrate. She dressed up for the big day. She wanted to be a Superhero. I had a talk with Gloria. She needed to know that a real superhero doesn’t need a costume. … Continue reading
Shining Stars
I looked at the stars tonight. I thought about the children in my class. I wasn’t sad, because children are shining stars. Jennie
Posted in art, Expressing words and feelings, Inspiration, joy, preschool, Teaching young children, wonder
Tagged Early Education, Kindness, Snoopy, Starry Night, Thinking of children
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“You”
Sophia stopped by school to say hello. It’s always a treat to see children I have taught. I made a fuss, told her how big and grown up and beautiful she was. Making a fuss is my favorite thing to … Continue reading
Gloria’s Excellent Adventure
Gloria often goes home with a child on the weekend. She has a bag, a quilt, and a journal. She is ready for anything, from graduations to soccer games, to holiday celebrations. It didn’t used to be that way, until … Continue reading
Posted in Diversity, Early Education, Expressing words and feelings, Family, Gloria, Imagination, Inspiration, Kindness, Love, preschool, Teaching young children, wonder, young children
Tagged Friendship, Gloria, Inspiration, Kindness, MT Hedgehog, New Hampshire, Puppets, teaching young children, young children
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Sunshine Blogger Award
A big thank you to Annika Perry for my Sunshine Blogger Award Nomination. If I can be a ray of sunshine to a fellow blogger, that in itself is a tremendous thing. While I am not a participant in awards, … Continue reading
Doing the Right Thing
Jennie