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Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Long Division














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4th grade teachers

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All about Ms. Smalley

Cutest Nephews EVER!

Cutest Nephews EVER!

LHS graduate

LHS graduate

My fav.

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Sherbert: Class Pet

Sherbert: Class Pet

Love my Mac

Love my Mac

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Favorite TV Show

Addicted to Angry Birds

Addicted to Angry Birds

Best Candy

Best Candy

I am a TIGGER!

I am a TIGGER!

I love the beach!

I love the beach!

Always singing something

Always singing something

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Dream BIG!

JSU graduate

JSU graduate

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College Football Team

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Favorite Quotes

A Few of My Favorite Books

A Few of My Favorite Books







GOALS! SET ONE AND ACHIEVE IT!

The idea with goal setting for kids is to get them started in the life-long frame of mind for thinking, planning and taking action to achieve results. The basic premises of goal setting remain the same. You can help your child learn to set goals by working through these steps with him:
Ask, “What do you want to achieve?” – Help your child describe in specific terms something he would like to do that will take some work/planning (getting an A on his next math test, earning money to purchase a certain kind of bicycle).
Ask, “How will you get there?” – Help him plan out the steps to take and the mini-goals to reach on his way to the ultimate goal.
Establish accountability – Have your child write down what he wants to achieve and what his plan for getting there is. He can read it each day to help him with personal accountability, and he can share it with you, or another trusted adult to help him stay motivated, inspired and on- track.
Achieve – Achievement is not only for the final outcome, but also for the small goals that are met along the way. Review plan/goals/outcomes – Throughout the process and at the end as well, review with your child the plan and how it is going. Do adjustments need to be made? How does he feel about his progress and where it is leading? How was the goal setting experience for him?
If your child does not reach his ultimate goal, talk to him about what he learned on the way. He still has learned valuable lessons about planning and goal setting, and he’s probably learned about himself. Encourage him to not give up on dreams that are important to him, but that if one plan doesn’t work, he has to revise the plan and try again.
Teaching your child to be a goal-setting child is one of the best things you can do. You will be giving him or her a valuable gift that they will use for their entire lives, empowering them to achieve wonderful things in every area of life. Goal setting for kids is a skill that will be built on throughout an entire lifetime.


Math Jokes! LOL

Math Jokes! LOL

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