I’m presenting this topic for my class and I need some activities with the topic motivation. Any ideas would help. Thank you!
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please help me making an activity based module to increase a child’s self esteem…..
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I have 2 kids and they usually do 2 activities, each, from Sept to May. This year one of my daughters wants to add an additional activity to her evenings, but I think it may be just *too much* for a 6 year old (she’ll be 6 soon).
How many do your child do at a time and how well does that work?
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My mind is allways diverting from my goal and I am wasting my time every day not doing constructively to achieve my goal. But I want to concentrate on only the activities which can contribute something to achieve my goal. My goal is to become a CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT.
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Like guys can work out and build muscles on their own and gain self esteem, what are some idea for what a girl could do to build up self esteem?
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I have a 7-year-old boy I work with. I’m looking for a website or some activities we can do in order to work on his anger. Does anyone know where I can get games, ideas, or activities in order to help him with his anger? Any suggestions will help, but please on serious responses. He really is in need of some help. Also, he is already in therapy so I don’t need help with that, just some fun games we can play.
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time limited activities would be helpful.
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My new year resolution is to be very organized at home, go to swim at least twice a week, get organized with my papers and bills, and coordinate my kids activities to fit in my busy schedule. Just wondering if there is any website or expert advice that can help me accomplish that.
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My children are 4 (almost 5) and 6 1/2 years old. They have been accepted by the State of California as Victims of Crime. I need to get them both into some sports or activities that can build their self-confidence and self-esteem. Do you have any suggestions and is there any monetary assistance to help me with the costs?
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