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It
is important to let a child know that he/she is special...separate from
every other person. The way to do this is with circles.
It is easy for a child to catch “I am Me”...separate from others when he/she makes many circles for friends and family and keeps one just for himself/herself. This is what to do: Have your children draw circles on one or more pages in their notebooks. Print the word Me in each one: Explain that Me is our Common Name. Everyone calls self Me. Put his/her “given at birth” name beside one circle. Give the other Me circles a name....it can be Mom, Dad, Brother, Sister, Friends.... This activity can be in a school but for tiny tots it is probably one that takes place in a home where family members are present. Seeing the person with the name helps to make the Me Circles a reality. This is not a one-time activity. Keep adding circles to the notebook. It is important to keep reviewing the circles. This keeps a child remember he/she is a special “Me”. It is the foundation of individual character building. back to Identity back to main page |
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