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Forgiveness and Compassion Through Community Service

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Starting Young: Why Service Matters for Preschoolers Research shows that preschoolers start learning compassion and forgiveness early. Integrating community service into their lives eases this learning process. Imagine little Charlie helping his elderly neighbor; he begins to understand what compassion means not just by definition, but through action. Here’s why it matters: Builds Empathy: Engaging […]

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Teaching Preschoolers Empathy Through Gardening

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Digging into Empathy with Tiny Gardeners Gardening is more than playing in the dirt. It’s a journey into understanding emotions. By making their little hands dirty, children learn to connect with nature’s cycle. This becomes the perfect opportunity to teach them empathy. Yes, empathy! Just as plants need care to grow, children learn to nurture

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Teaching Kindness to Pre-schoolers: Inspired by Jesus

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Model Inclusivity at Home Children learn by observing their parents. Model inclusive behavior at home by welcoming everyone, regardless of background. Simple acts, like sharing and using kind words, set a powerful example. When kids see their parents being inclusive, they naturally follow suit. Showing kindness in everyday interactions ensures they grow with these values

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Teaching Pre-schoolers Kind Words & Encouragement

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Laying the Foundation of Kindness Raising kids who naturally lean towards kindness and encouragement begins with the words they hear at home. Our little sponges absorb everything, so starting early makes a difference. Incorporate phrases like ‘Well done!’ and ‘I’m proud of you’ in daily conversations. However, telling your plant ‘good job’ for staying alive

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