by Jill Tomey | Apr 15, 2024 | Curriculum Connection
Discipline Featured Book Watch a read-a-long version You Are Your Strong by Danielle Dufayat From Goodreads: “Soothing and empowering, You Are Your Strong reassures kids that they can handle big emotions and highlights the benefit of developing inner strength...
by Jacob Goings | Apr 15, 2024 | Curriculum Connection
Self-Control Reading List Children’s Picture Book Reading List for Teaching Self-Control Soda Pop Head by Julia Cook, illustrated by Allison Valentine Miss Molly’s School Of Manners by James MacLaine, illustrated by Rosie Reeve No More Tantrums by Maria van...
by Jill Tomey | Apr 15, 2024 | Curriculum Connection
Discipline Curriculum Connection – Science Interacting with the Environment For younger students, use the examples of not littering as exercising discipline. For middle-grade students, discuss how recycling or not recycling affects the environment. Making...
by Jill Tomey | Apr 15, 2024 | Activity
Self-Control Activities The activities here are fun ways to teach character. The game aspect makes the lesson more memorable. Each activity has processing questions at the end. Without processing the activity, the exercise is just a game. To make it a...
by Wilson Walmsley | Apr 15, 2024 | No Matter How You Say It
No Matter How You Say It: Self-control Word Origin The word Control comes from the Anglo-French word Contreroller. Contreroller means to “Exert authority”. Control also comes from the Latin word Contra, which means “Against”. The word Self comes from the Old English...
