We do this every year when we teach adjectives. We ask kids to come up with words that describe them. We also ask them to write down words for their friends anonymously. Then all words are pooled later and we tell them what others think of them. This acts as a big confidence-booster. They usually stick the pic on their study table to remind themselves constantly that they are so good.
When you teach adjectives at home, use the positive ones for them to frame sentences and see their little faces glow with pride. An over-dose of confidence like this does no harm.
The world is always going to tell the kids they are not good. Let them know how good they actually are. Let them feel good about themselves.
They will do good when they know they are good.
Here they are:
When you teach adjectives at home, use the positive ones for them to frame sentences and see their little faces glow with pride. An over-dose of confidence like this does no harm.
The world is always going to tell the kids they are not good. Let them know how good they actually are. Let them feel good about themselves.
They will do good when they know they are good.
Here they are:
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Batch# P2J
Batch# P3K
Batch# P4D
Batch# P4E
Batch# P3H
