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Parents Alphabet0
PRG formatted GEOS file V1.0
Epson FX-80 DS
OP V2.0 or higher
WriteView
BLASTER'S CONVERTER V2.5
FontKnox
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Write Image V2.0
geoWrite V1.1
*8 - Font Knox, 36 - Mykonos, 6 - Tolman
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PARENTS' ALPHABET
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@When I have a child in school I will:
@-lways ask him what went well at school today.
@-oast about the good things he tells me.
@-elebrate his mistakes because everybody learns that
way (but never criticize).
@-o a diary together, recounting family gatherings,
outings, letters, and messages.
@-ncourage him to be himself and expect his very best.
@-orget the adult worries and remember he's just a little
boy.
@-ather, go, get experience galore! - Because out of doing
comes the learning.
@-ug him often - at least once every day (even when he's
big).
@-nvite him to be the greatest, smartest, happiest child in
the world. Tell him that and treat him that way.
@-oin in when he's reading or studying; realize that my
actions speak louder than anything I can say.
@-eep on learning myself! - All that I can see, do and be.
@-isten to him when he's troubled and laugh with him when
he's joyous.
@-ake the difference in his day by mentioning that we
really care.
@-otice when his hair is combed (at least when he comes
down to breakfast)... when he puts on a clean pair
of Levis... doesn't slam the door...or turns the radio
down.
@-ffer him oppo
@-ffer him opportunities to decide things for himself, what
to wear, when to do his chores, give him power over
his life with all the risks that entails.
@-in up his artwork, tests, writings, heroes, photographs
for all in the family to enjoy. (And call up
Grandma sometimes to remind her of his latest
accomplishments).
@-uestion his teacher and his coaches often about how she
feels he's doing at school and on the team.
@-elax and enjoy his childhood. Read to him often.
Remember how fleeting are his childhood years.
@-ave a private moment for sharing what he chooses to
share.
@-urn the TV off sometimes so we can talk together - at
the dinner table, before he goes to bed, when he
comes in from his little league.
@-se his talent to the fullest - helping out with the
garbage, the dishes, the cooking, at church, in the
community, so that he realizes his presence makes a
difference to others.
@-olunteer when needed! Be that model of helpfulness in
school, demonstrating that learning is his and MY
most important business.
@-ait patiently for him. He may be a late bloomer, a
deep thinker, a slow mover.
@-tra, extra, extra. That's what Moms and Dads are all
about!
@-es, I'm the one who counts. It is my values and
strengths he will imitate.
@-oom ahead together in life, aware and confident that
he's God's unique gift to me.