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    I also model and give examples of more appropriate behaviour, but I'm beginning to think that modelling isnt the best tool to get through to dcb. I figure doing a full unit on it and having some big examples to look back might help. Couldn't hurt anyway.

    Thanks for the suggestions!

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    The Feelings Book is always a good one to have on hand. It is a fun book.

    http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/books/...FawWMgodoQ0AWw

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spixie33 View Post
    The Feelings Book is always a good one to have on hand. It is a fun book.

    http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/books/...FawWMgodoQ0AWw
    Also, spixie, my kids love Todd Parr!

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