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  1. Garrison
    7 Sep 2008 | 11:47 pm

    A Guide for Kindergarten Teachers Don't Miss Out On This Incredible Offer! -Mrs. Samson, Third Grade Teacher PSUSD

  2. Makai
    22 Jun 2008 | 6:16 pm

    A Guide for Kindergarten Teachers he has the power to do what's right. The key to transforming tattling into effective communication is teach children simple principles of communication. They learn they have the power to make good decisions and work out problems themselves, which builds their self-esteem and confidence.

  3. Alison
    1 May 2008 | 6:41 pm

    A Guide for Kindergarten Teachers class and had each one put a learning mark on the chart. You should have seen their faces, they were both so proud of themselves. It was a lesson for the whole class. Builds children's character - When a child learns to stand up for himself, he realizes

  4. Rylan
    12 Apr 2008 | 1:49 am

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  5. Adrianna
    31 Mar 2008 | 4:24 am

    A Guide for Kindergarten Teachers Working together to create safe, caring school children are working out problems among themselves.

  6. Tiana
    28 Mar 2008 | 2:11 am

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  7. Jordan
    24 Mar 2008 | 9:55 am

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  8. Brielle
    23 Mar 2008 | 3:21 am

    A Guide for Kindergarten Teachers problems she can handle on her on and those she needs to report to an adult. Builds children's self-efficacy - The heart of all action is "knowing you can do it."