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Safety Secrets 1

Safety Secrets 1 – Situational Awareness

Anti-Bullying Tactic 1

Anti-Bullying Tactic 1 – Turning Insults into Compliments

Basic Etiquette

Basic Etiquette

Good Debt Bad Debt

Good Debt Bad Debt lesson

SMART Goals

SMART Goals

Recognizing an Instigator

Recognizing an Instigator

Networking Lesson

Networking

Start ‘Em Up Business Program

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This book will give you fun playful activities to expose your child to mathematical concepts. Many of the activities can be done with household items and materials. It also gives its readers tips and resources such as children’s book suggestions, videos, music, toys, and playful materials.

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