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  • Go to COVID-19: Teach Starter's Support for Schools, Teachers, Parents, and Students Affected blog

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    COVID-19: Teach Starter's Support for Schools, Teachers, Parents, and Students Affected

    As the global impact of Coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to evolve, both our Teach Starter members' success in and out of the classroom, and our team’s well-being, is paramount. Our hearts go out to the people who have been affected and we appreciate those around the world who are on the front line working to contain the virus.

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    5 min read
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    Should My Child Repeat Kindergarten? | A Teacher-Mother Perspective

    Read all about a teacher mother's journey in the decision of repeating her son in Kindergarten.

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    5 min read
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    Art Ideas for Kids: Outdoor Line Drawing

    Check out how I took this simple kids art activity and turned into something special! With tips for parents and curriculum links for teachers, this post might just spark your children's creative imagination.

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    3 min read
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    Why do Children Fight? Lessons in Moral Development

    Which is your story? You dread the child next door coming over to play; Your child comes home from school crying, Shes not my friend any more; You have two children and they are always fighting; You hear from others that your son is a bully; Your child often says, Thats not fair. Shes got more than me.

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    9 min read
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    Screen Media Time: Source of Conflict or Opportunity?

    The seductive power of digital media has left parents and teachers conflicted about how best to navigate a wise-path with children.

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    7 min read