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A story for me · feeling nervous
Today I am going to school. That is okay.
I can feel nervous. That is okay.
I might notice butterflies in the tummy in my body. That is a clue.
One thing that can help is: Hand on heart. Put a hand on your heart and say: 'I can do hard things.'
I can ask a safe grown-up for help. Asking is brave.
I have done hard things before. I am safe.
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Ages 7-11
Respect is treating people, places and things in a way that shows they matter.
I notice when it shows up: Listening when someone is talking. Using kind words, even when you disagree.
Sometimes it's tricky. For example: A friend wants to play a different game. How do I show respect?
I can stop and ask: 'What would showing respect look like right now?'
I try a kind, clear choice — even if no-one else is.
Respect grows a little stronger every time I practise it.
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