Child Development | Elementary | Orange Strategy | Parents | Volunteers
Look At Me! Relating to Elementary Schoolers When Their World is a Stage
Your words, as they pile up on top of one another, act as a dose of reality against bullying, peer pressure, and internal doubts that pop up as kids move… Read More
Child Development | Elementary | Orange Strategy | Parents | Volunteers
The Significant Relationships Every Elementary Schooler Needs
As a leader, you're only as effective as your influence. When it comes to elementary schoolers, quality relationships are vital. Read More
Child Development | Orange Strategy | Parents | Preschool | Volunteers
Laying The Bricks of Moral Foundation
The science of developing an emotional intelligence and moral foundation is complex. But to oversimplify for a minute, from the time a child is born, they must learn to do four things: Recognize: Name the emotions they feel Manage: Take charge of… Read More
How to Read Your Little Artist’s Mind
Your preschooler thinks like an artist. And “Read their mind” is just another way of saying: Every leader needs to understand what’s changing mentally and physically. When you know what can be expected of a phase, you are able to give kids… Read More
Child Development | Elementary
How to Read a Second-Grader’s Mind
“Read their mind” is just another way of saying: Every leader needs to understand what’s changing mentally and physically. When you know what can be expected of a phase, you are able to give kids the right amount of success. In Deuteronomy… Read More
Child Development | Parents | Preschool
The 4 Questions Every Preschooler is Asking
Every phase has unique cultural changes. But you can’t discover everything you need to know about the culture of childhood and adolescence in a book. By the time a book is printed, the culture has changed. The way for you to learn… Read More