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E-Book Escape Room - The Time Machine Escape
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Escape Room - The Time Machine Escape
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Think Harder! E-Book
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Think Hard! EBook
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Go the Extra SMILE!
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Creativity Workbook for G/T Teens
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E-Book – Can I Disagree Without Being Disagreeable?
$24.95Disagreements are inevitable, normal, and healthy events in one’s relationship with other people. People disagree with one another at home, in school, at work, while volunteering, and in personal relationships. There is no such thing as a life of agreeing with everything others say or do. This can be a challenge for people who find it difficult to be assertive (open, honest, and direct without being angry or aggressive). Disagreeing can risk disapproval from others. If one is drawn into a disagreement, one needs to know how to disagree without being disagreeable.
Can I Disagree Without Being Disagreeable?
$24.95Disagreements are inevitable, normal, and healthy events in one’s relationship with other people. People disagree with one another at home, in school, at work, while volunteering, and in personal relationships. There is no such thing as a life of agreeing with everything others say or do. This can be a challenge for people who find it difficult to be assertive (open, honest, and direct without being angry or aggressive). Disagreeing can risk disapproval from others. If one is drawn into a disagreement, one needs to know how to disagree without being disagreeable.
What’s The Courage of Convictions All About?
$24.95Steadfast courage of personal convictions is one of the most important traits a teen can develop in today’s fast-paced world. Personal convictions reveal your own strength of character and your strong beliefs about people and society, injustices in the world, and life in general. If you have a strong conviction about the way life is and how it should be lived, you will be more likely to be courageous in the face of peer pressure. You will be more likely to stand up and fight for what you think is right. The most courageous teens in life are that way because they defend their strong convictions about what is right and what is wrong.
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The Cold in Crystal Pond Woods – A Gift for you!
PETSâ„¢ Thinking Specialists collaborate with two awesome NC educators on a story about what happens when a really bad cold in the woods causes the Science Competition to be cancelled. All of us here at Pieces of Learning invite you to use this story freely with your students – or use it as a template […]
COVID19 Video and Lesson Sharing – Please Share
We have started compiling a list of activities and videos here for teachers to share with students and parents alike to help keep those brains moving during these difficult times. I know many states (ours included – Illinois) are on a “shelter-in-place” directive by their governor – and I believe every state has suspended schools […]