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The document provides instructions for making a Valentine's card: 1. Cut out the Valentine's card templates on pages 2 and 3 along the dotted lines. 2. Write the name of the person you want to give the card to and your own name. 3. Overlap the two cut-out sides and secure them together with tape or glue. For easy transport, the card can be folded in half after assembling.

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Growth Mindset Valentines - Big Life Journal

The document provides instructions for making a Valentine's card: 1. Cut out the Valentine's card templates on pages 2 and 3 along the dotted lines. 2. Write the name of the person you want to give the card to and your own name. 3. Overlap the two cut-out sides and secure them together with tape or glue. For easy transport, the card can be folded in half after assembling.

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How to Make

Cut out the Valentine's cards on pages


2 and 3 on the dotted lines.

Write who you want to give this card to


and write your name.

Overlap the two sides and secure with


tape or glue. Tip: You can fold your
Valentine's cards in half after they are
taped together to easily transport.

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ways to help CHILDREN
build POSITIVE
RELATIONSHIPS
MODEL RESPECT

Start by asking your children,

PRACTICE MINDFUL SPEECH


“What does respect mean to you?”
Point out the ways you work to show them respect by
There is power in pausing before we speak. When
listening, caring about their feelings, and staying calm
children choose words that help rather than harm,
when you’re upset.
positive relationships take root.

DISAGREE RESPECTFULLY Use the “Three Gates” technique


Before we speak, our words must pass through three gates:

Teach children how to assert themselves


respectfully during conflict. In tricky
moments, kids can learn to disagree in ways Is it true? Is it kind?
Is it helpful?
that even strengthen the relationship.

Allow children to see parental disagreements and their


resolution

Model peaceful communication during real-life struggles Remind your children


Create a menu of choices for disagreements such as both people in an
using an ‘I’ Message, walking away, compromising or argument can be correct
asking an adult for help  —they just have differing
Ask your child: “Do you want to be right or do you want viewpoints.
to be friends?” or “What’s most important to you in this

situation?”

EMBRACE DIVERSITY TEACH EMPATHY

Embracing differences can be a challenge, Empathy is a key ingredient in positive


but teaching children to treat everyone relationships—it deepens sensitivity and

with respect will serve them well in life. attachment to others.

Identify their emotions and point out your own


Teaching kids to treat everyone with respect Hold family meetings to discuss conflicts, and

will serve them well in life encourage each member to take the other’s

Remember a “strengths-based” perspective perspective

when discussing those who are different from


Write notes of gratitude
your child

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