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- Creating an Emoji-Tion Chart with Bitmojis: A Fun, Helpful & Techy Coping Tool
It's also an excellent way to express our feelings when we're not ready to talk about what’s ‘growing Here are some reasons why: Promotes self-awareness: Checking in on our feelings allows us to be more self-aware and in tune with our emotions. This can help us identify patterns, triggers, and areas where we may need to focus on for self-improvement
- Together, We Are Fan-cactus!
Talking with your family and friends about how you are feeling sometimes needs to be done on a day to strongly* urge you to check out our past blog posts if you are looking for fun crafts, easy recipes, or #SEL
- The Mirror Of Unkindness-Tips To Empower Kids to Stand Up for Themselves and Reflect Unkindness
By promoting empathy and self-advocacy, the mirroring technique can create a more positive and respectful Encouraging children to assert themselves in a respectful and assertive manner can help them build self-confidence Click Here Hey gardeners, did you talk about ways to stand up for yourself when you face unkindness?
- Meet Guest Gardener Anne from Rebel Daughter Cookies®
features 3-4 'Guest Gardeners' that include amazing educators, inspiring entrepreneurs, and strong #SEL
- Be Your Own Superhero-Use Role Playing To Help Kids Stand Up For Themselves
scenarios in a safe and supportive environment, allowing them to develop their social skills and build self-assurance empower kids to navigate social challenges with more ease and resilience, ultimately boosting their self-esteem Hey gardeners, did you talk about ways to stand up for yourself and use our role playing techniques?
- Top 10 Reasons To Own You Are a Gardener®
It opens up the line of communication for young kids to talk about their feelings. 2. You’re supporting a local, self-published author. 9. The message is ageless. 10. The more books we sell, the more kids we can reach. positive impact on the community that it rapidly flourished into a social and emotional learning (SEL
- Collaborative Classrooms
Collaborative learning is a great way to build social and emotional learning (#SEL) into your lesson
- TOP 10 Reasons to Purchase a Copy of You Are a Gardener®
It encourages self-love, self-respect & self-confidence.
- You Are a Gardener® Spreading the Seeds of Positive Change
Our mission begins by nurturing self-confidence, self-love, and self-respect within ourselves before Join us in nurturing self-confidence and spreading love!
- Gardener's Fall Gratitude Garden: Free Printable Gratitude Activity For Home or School
Enhanced Self-Esteem: Gratitude exercises can also help children and adults develop a more positive self-image. By focusing on their strengths and accomplishments, individuals can improve their self-confidence and sense of self-worth.
- Spreading Seeds of Mindfulness™
By incorporating daily mindful moments into our routine, we give ourselves the gift of self-care and self-awareness. So gardeners, whether it's taking a few minutes to meditate, going for a peaceful walk in nature, or meaningful conversations or acts of kindness Take breaks throughout the day to recharge and reset Practice self-care Engage in mindful movement activities like yoga or stretching Be gentle with yourself and practice self-compassion
- 12 Things Gardeners of all Ages Need to Hear More Often: Confidence Boosters For Kids
Building emotional resilience and self-confidence plays a huge part in the foundation of a child's mental encouraging and effective confidence boosters can help kids and gardeners of all ages to develop a positive self-image caregivers can help children (or gardeners of all ages) to develop emotional resilience and build on their self-confidence