1- Set clear behavior expectations from the first day of school and stick to them throughout the year.
2-Have a no-bullying tolerance policy with clear consequences.
3-Spend time building the classroom community and discussing how students are more alike than different.
4-Adopt “bucket filler” thinking and encourage students to point out the positive. Hang up motivational posters to keep kids in the right mindset.
5-Model being the positive person you want your students to be from the moment they enter the classroom.
6-Create a class “Get Fit” routine and take daily fitness breaks even if it is just for five minutes.
they are activities that arouse or stimulate your baby's sense of sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell. Infant stimulation can help improve your baby's attention span, memory, curiosity, and nervous system development.
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First-degree burn-- Wrap in a loose dressing
Second-degree burn-- Elevate the burned area
Third-degree burn--Call 911
