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In a pre-pandemic post, “What to say when you don’t know what to say,” I made a big list of some of my favorite conversational shortcuts that I like to drop to keep conversations from being needlessly confrontational or boring. Stuff like: “It wasn’t for me” when somebody asks you what you thought of something

Once you know why you want to start a business, it’s time to find and develop your idea. Learn what it takes to develop a good idea and explore our curated lists of potential business ideas that may be a good fit.

English is fun with our Kindergarten English Worksheets. Learn simple English concepts, practice beginning sounds, spelling, punctuation, word recognition and picture matching. Help them gain confidence and do better scholastically. Print all of our worksheets. We also have more kindergarten worksheets, including phonics and math. Kindergarten English Worksheets

With all the challenges life throws our way it can be difficult at times to remember that successfully living a healthy wealthy lifestyle is well within your grasp. In order to make your desired life possible you first need to be clear on your goals by determining what you want the end result to be. […]

This is an ESL worksheet for beginner English students. Students fill in the gaps with the correct word to make a correct dialog.

This FREE emotions chart for kids can be used in your classroom in a variety of ways for social-emotional activities or academic instruction.

I don't know about you, but my kids love the Disney Pixar movie Inside Out. It is such a fun story, and I really enjoyed the whole concept of "which emotion is at the control panel right now?" It has become more than just a fun movie for our family, too, as we've begun helping our kids identify their emotions using the characters Joy, Sadness, Disgust, Fear, Anger, and Surprise (Bing Bong!). One way we've been doing this is through a chart I've created. I found this image from lifehacker.com…