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On Being Brave in Preschool

October 21, 2015 by The Inside Press

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“My stomach feels funny.  What if no one likes me?  What if someone is mean to me?  I think I am going cry. I should turnaround. I am going to close my eyes. Okay I am in. Okay let mommy’s hand go.”

Choosing to be courageous starts at an early age. We see this bravery in our World Cup students every day. From choosing to walk through the doors on their first day of preschool to asking to join in a game with other children, to committing to their first back handspring, even our youngest students amaze us with their valor. As parents and as a community, we should nurture this courage by giving our children the opportunity to make those spirited choices. Challenge them to try new things like a new sport or a new vegetable from the farmer’s market, and make sure to praise them when they  do. Introduce them to the brave role models in their neighborhood, from the fireman and  policeman to their local politicians. Show courage by your example. Explain to your child how you don’t just follow the crowd but follow your own path based on your  beliefs. www.worldcupschools.com

Filed Under: Sponsor News! Tagged With: bravery, children, Inside Press, Learning, preschool, theinsidepress.com, World Cup

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