Sentences with phrase «kids feel empowered»

And as importantly, the kids themselves feel empowered by being able to track and improve their own performance.

«When you go into a classroom where teachers lead kids in that way, management is not the problem we tend to think it is because kids feel empowered and interested and invigorated,» she continues.

The kids feel empowered to be trusted with a big job and it's a win - win as the work is shared!

By doing so, kids feel empowered to be creative and expressive.

A great book to help kids feel empower about their own name as well as excellent tool to teach them about cultural awareness and individuality.

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In the fifth in my series of Wanderlust Festival videos on why yoga is great for kids, Jenny Sauer - Klein, co-founder of AcroYoga, discusses how yoga can be a catalyst for children, increasing self - confidence and focus, and helping them feeling empowered in their bodies.

Having kids scuttle around finding their own age clothing feels great and empowering to kids.

Swim Step Three: Graduated support gives parents a swim training system — all the tools kids need to feel empowered in the water.

I just feel so passionate about the positive discipline stuff and sure hope folks get a lot out of it, or at least it gets them thinking of ways to help encourage, empower and develop capable kids.

Josh is a hero for kids with CF.. On his YouTube channel Welcome to Joshland and the corresponding blog, Josh and his puppet Moganko entertain with songs about taking pills and doing treatments in a way that makes children with CF feel less alone and empowers them to take care of themselves.

In fact, the following strangers made me feel strong, empowered, and capable when feeding my kid in public, so there's hope, breastfeeding moms.

She Kesems to help kids feel supported and empowered through difficult times.

By explaining to your kids specifically why their supplements are important, you are empowering them to feel better, healthier, stronger, ect.

Oh it's so much fun having kids — hear me, I am joking, I love it, I feel so empowered having put those two little bean bags onto this world, and taking care of them.

Not only was the film universally panned, but it lost the top spot to Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules and is feeling the wrath of angry critics and moviegoers fuming over the film's exploitation of women despite the fact that Snyder hoped that «by the end the girls are empowered by their sexuality and not exploited.»

«It's really good for kids to feel empowered.

Familiarity goes a long way toward helping parents feel empowered and in control of managing their kids» digital learning environment.

In this supportive and engaging environment kids identify their strengths and weaknesses, feel empowered, and are fully engaged.

I always feel inspired and empowered when I leave a classroom (with normally one of my rescued dogs in hand) and the kids see things differently; they see animals differently... they suddenly realize that animals need many of the same things that the kids need and feel the same feelings the kids feel... it is that change in understanding that is needed to change the future of animal welfare.

Kids will gain a strong understanding of animal safety, pet needs, and will feel empowered to make the world a better place for pets!

If a portion of the cost of stationary bikes were allocated toward improving the safety of pedestrian routes to school, then kids could burn off energy, connect with nature, and arrive at school feeling clear - headed, calm, and empowered by independence — the very same emotions for which educators strive using the bicycles.

«The KidsMatter Starting School resources help parents to feel more empowered about sending their kids to school.

And it can only succeed if we have the involvement of everybody in the community including parents and most importantly both mothers and fathers feeling empowered to be part of that dynamic so that kids sense that it's a valuable accomplishment that means something to both moms and dads.

One of our favorites is the WorryWoos series, a set of books and accompanying plush toys that do a stellar job of making emotions «tangible» for kids in a way that feels empowering to both parents and kids.