When you read aloud to your child, choose an exciting place to stop. Ask, “What do you think will happen next?”
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Talk about service. Discuss ways your family can do something for others in the coming holiday season.
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Hug your child, for no reason other than to show your love.
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Make up a secret code with your child. Use it to write notes this week.
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Start a family savings jar. Everyone can decide what the goal will be and how they will contribute.
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Talk with your child about ways to handle stress. Getting enough sleep, exercising and talking to someone are helpful options.
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Set aside some time this month to do something with your child that you enjoyed at the same age.
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Celebrate National Popcorn Poppin’ Month. Pop some popcorn and curl up with some mystery books.
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Encourage your child to draw a self-portrait.
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It’s Theodore Roosevelt’s birthday. Help your child look up interesting facts about this president and protector of the environment.
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Let your child see you keep your temper when you are upset. Instead of yelling, calmly talk about how you feel.
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Teach your child to defend against bullying by saying no, walking away from fights and telling an adult.
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Talk about one of your favorite books. Ask about one of your child’s.
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Look for signs of fall: changing daylight, colored leaves, pumpkins, etc.
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Let your child stay up 30 minutes past bedtime as a treat. The catch? The time must be spent reading!
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Have family members make a list of their strengths. Read them aloud. Add to one another’s lists.
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Write an encouraging note to your child. Tuck it in a school notebook.
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Help your child do something nice for someone else.
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Go for a walk or bike ride with your child today. Challenge each other to spot something you haven’t seen before.
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Talk about fire safety. What should your child do in case of a fire?
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