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🚀📘 Monday Musings:  Quick Cause & Effect Tips! 📘🚀

Happy Monday, fabulous families! Let's kickstart the week with some brainpower! 🧠💥

Dive into cause & effect with these easy steps:

🎯Question Time: Learn together with your child by asking "Why?" and "What happened next?" more often. This helps trace the sequence from cause to effect!

🎯Story Detective: While reading or telling stories, pause and discuss what led to key events.

🎯Real-Life Connections: Connect everyday situations to their outcomes. Why did that glass break? What happens after we water plants? 🎯 Experiment Fun: Simple home experiments can show cause and effect in action- like what happens when you mix baking soda and vinegar. 🎯 Reflect journal: Encourage writing or drawing about daily events and their causes/effects.

Wednesday can feel like a hump day for students and parents, but we can get through it together!

Step 1: Take a deep breath 🌬️

Step 2: Stay positive and focused 💪

A forest is my secret treasure to get an inspiration...

And I'm so excited about the new product we are launching soon! Guess what it's gonna be 😏?And I'm so excited about the new product we are launching soon! Guess what it's gonna be 😏?

1. New programming course for kids.1. New programming course for kids.

2. New course for adults.

3. New platform.

Do you have some videos from yesterday???

Join our workshop today at 2pm PST/5pm EST - Make a #Halloween themed thumbnail for the #video you made through the weekends!Join our workshop today at 2pm PST/5pm EST - Make a #Halloween themed thumbnail for the #video you made through the weekends!

Teacher Catherine will be happy to meet you!

4 phrases to tell your child more often:

1. I love you

We often say this to young children, but as soon as they become teenagers, we forget to tell them this. It is important that this phrase can be expanded: "I love you even when I am angry or upset”We often say this to young children, but as soon as they become teenagers, we forget to tell them this. It is important that this phrase can be expanded: "I love you even when I am angry or upset”

2. I'm honest with you (I'm telling you the truth)

We teach children to lie. "It won't hurt," but here - bam! - your child did feel the needle and it did hurt. The child perceives this as a sign: it's ok to lie. So tell your child that it will hurt, but it will be quick.

3. I am sad / happy / bad / good / hurt

How do you respond to question How are you? We used to respond "I'm fine", and then we are surprised why our child doesn't speak about his feelings. Therefore, always describe how you are feeling, at least inside your family. You do care about a mood of every family member, don't you?

4. Try it yourself, and if necessary, I will help you.