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End of School Year Challenge: Tell Me Something Good!
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Education & Teaching
May 26, 2016 by
Mir Ali
Guest blog by Mrs G, an elementary special education teacher from Tennessee
I know the media is always playing up the bad things going on in the world, but I sure have seen a lot of good things going on this week ...
A kid giving her honor roll medal to a sad child that didn't get one
The loudest applause from classmates given for a child with disabilities during awards
Children giving group hugs as they leave for summer
Sobbing children because they love their teacher, friends and school
A fifth grade safety comforting a confused and upset rising 4th grade safety
Children showing gratitude for some of the smallest treats
A child gently taking care of a younger sibling
A child telling his teacher thanks for not giving up on him
I challenge you to keep adding to this list!
Comment below (or comment on social media) and use the hashtag
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