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School District of Ladysmith, 4 days ago

Raising Caring Kids: A Little Caring Goes a Long Way Empathy in children is linked to stronger relationship skills. Strong relationships help a person feel happy. Teaching children to care for others is a great way to help children be happy when they are older. There are a variety of strategies to build empathy in children. Read more about these strategies to build empathy. https://go.wisc.edu/s3c94e

School District of Ladysmith, 6 days ago

https://go.wisc.edu/1ir03y Raising Caring Kids: What’s In a Face? The ability to understand how people feel by looking at their faces is an important skill. To see and know how someone feels can help children get along with other people and be successful learners. Parents and teachers can help children learn to look closely at a person’s body language and face to build on the important skill of understanding how others are feeling. Here’s how to teach body language.

School District of Ladysmith, 6 days ago

Look what small towns can do! Barron thanks us for our support for Chris Kroeze but there is one more week. Please read the entire flyer. Streaming all his songs this week will help him win! see pic

School District of Ladysmith, 8 days ago

https://parenting.uwex.edu/raising-caring-kids/ Hello Families of Ladysmith Elementary! Raising Caring Kids is coming to our school! Imagine the skills that allow people to calm down when angry, make (and keep) friends, participate in community, and make fair and safe choices. These skills help children (and adults!) succeed in school and life. For the next several weeks, we’ll send you brief articles, short videos, and fun ideas from the University of Wisconsin-Extension’s Raising Caring Kids. The short articles and videos give ideas and activities to support your child’s school success, positive behavior, and self-esteem. Together we are Raising Caring Kids!

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