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Learning to get along with people

Ask the children ~ Why do you come to kindergarten? To learn and to play. Which is better?" "To learn and play alone or to learn and play together? Which is better?" The children say in unison that it is better for all of us to learn and play together. Ask again: Do you have any "friends"? Everyone raised their hands; are friends important? "So we led the children to recite a children's song on "making friends", "Making friends - few friends, so annoying, no one to play with me".

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"Habits and perseverance.

At 7:25 a.m., children came to the school one after another, went to the classroom to organize their school bags, and then under the leadership of the teachers, they carried out the 30-minute activities in the morning, which varied from day to day, such as storytelling, rounds of physical fitness, playing with blocks, jumping box - to see who jumps higher, rhythmic games, sand games, etc. The children were happy to enjoy themselves in the activities, and they enjoyed the fun brought by different activities together, and the school campus was filled with the sound of children playing and joyfulness. The campus was filled with children's playfulness and joyful sounds early in the morning. Ask the children, "Is school fun?

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What is the most effective age to teach emotional control?

Hong Lan: Starting from the early childhood, the bad habits have been developed at the age of 5, it is too late to change In Taiwan, there are prosecutors who bring the police to the kindergarten to interrogate the children. Adults are supposed to be role models for children's behavior, but instead they are more impulsive and irrational. Brain research has shown that people's emotions are controlled by themselves, and education on emotional control starts at a young age. Research has found that by the age of 5, bad habits have already been established and it is too late to change them. Children need to feel emotionally at ease

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Message from the Director - Building Relationships with Smiles

After three days of annual leave, we came to the park on Monday, January 3. Some children were happy to say good morning, some were sleepy, and some were still trying to stay in bed. During the morning assembly, we asked the children: "If you are happy to come to school today, please raise your hand. Most of the children raised their hands; those who were angry, unhappy, or didn't want to come, raised their hands? One or two children from each class shared with the children that being angry will make their faces ugly and their bodies sick, and encouraged them to smile often in the new year, and to be happy every day.

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Parenting] Facing Graduation Sadness with Your Child

Every child feels differently about graduation and departure. Some cry until they are in tears, while others are indifferent, and they need to be guided by their parents to express their emotions appropriately, whether it is too much or too little. "Graduation" is a bit confusing for children, especially those who are attending the graduation ceremony of their elder brothers and sisters for the first time, and do not yet know how to cherish the feeling of seeing them again. Emotions vary according to desires, beliefs, and experiences, so the same thing may not be the same thing.

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What to do when your child can't accept criticism or rejection?

The teacher said, "Cheng Cheng, you accidentally dropped the coloring pen, be more careful next time! In the end, Ching Ching suddenly lost his temper and ran away with the coloring pen. ...... Parents are worried when their children are so unable to accept negative words. In fact, everyone is the same, no one likes to be criticized, but no one should not be unable to accept criticism. Therefore, there are five things for parents to do when faced with a child who is unable to accept criticism: 1. Replace "no" with "yes" - Especially for one or two year olds, who often hear "no" and "no".

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A Word from the Principal - Children's Emotional Management

On Monday morning, members of the fire brigade in our area sent us stickers to promote the installation of alarms, and asked us to give one to each of our children and stick it in their parents' contact book. This small gesture of thoughtfulness let us feel the heart of the unit in charge, reminding us to take precautionary measures to protect our own lives and properties and those of our family members. "Fire and water are merciless, but small two have no erosion." News reports, a fire from the Tainan Yongkang Turbine Alley residential house, causing casualties in the house; investigation and development of

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Emotional blackmail is the biggest fatal wound between parents and children.

Recently, I was talking to a friend about how she wanted to rent an apartment because the elders in her family were always using their property to force her to do so. "All day long, they keep saying that if we don't obey him, he won't give us a dime, but no one has any desire for property, and they don't care about his house, so it would be better for us to find an apartment and move out and become independent. Her angry and helpless look reminded me of a similar situation at DA's dad's house. I've been an independent child since I was a kid. Before Dahlia was born, I was with my parents.

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Parenting] The psychological profile of five-, six-, and seven-year-old children (1)

When a child enters a kindergarten, he or she is actually entering a small community where children come from different families, so each child has different characteristics, and our baby must experience the first baptism of his or her life here. However, no matter it is a kindergarten or a small class, the child is still ignorant of everything around the environment, so what he/she experiences every day is "playing". Around the middle or big class, the child's cognitive ability has been improved, and his/her motor skills have become better, so he/she doesn't have to play with the children.

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A Word from the Principal - Letting Children Recognize the Sources of Their Emotions

The music of the health exercise was playing, and the teacher of the week and the children of the first class were leading the group to move their bodies and stretch their bodies together with the music; the children were following the music seriously, and the principal, along with the music and the spoken words, was appreciating the serious, uncoordinated, and out-of-place movements of the children, which was showing full of childish fun, and there was a child's fu~; suddenly, I was attracted by a smiling and staring doll face that was doing the movements on the stage, and I was so touched that I went to bring her to the stage. Suddenly, I was attracted by a cute doll's face that was smiling and staring at the stage, and I was so touched that I went to bring her to the stage.

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