by Mark Jones | Jun 27, 2014 | Guiding Behavior |
I was leading a conference in Tyler TX about guiding behavior in the preschool classroom. I set the scene with Cameron, an expressive three year old coming in the room and playing at the water table when suddenly he began splashing the water. I explained to this room...
by Mark Jones | Jan 12, 2014 | Featured, Guiding Behavior |
Dear Mr. Mark We need help immediately in organizing and finding ways to control children to how to more effectively reach out. We have at least 50 children 1-6 grades on wed. nights. We have a Family Life Center which helps greatly. HELP HELP! Pastor Panic...
by Mark Jones | Apr 15, 2013 | Articles, Featured, Guiding Behavior, Leadership, Research, Resources, Teacher Helps, Training |
What Do I Say? I serve as the Children’s Minster in Texas. I visit your “classroom” every other week or so for ideas, and greatly appreciate your “classroom”. I need your assistance. Yesterday, during a break in staff meeting our pastor...
by Mark Jones | Apr 8, 2013 | Children, Featured, Game/Activity, Guiding Behavior, Parent/Family, Preteens, Sunday School, Teacher Helps |
We are using this in our church with great success. I wanted to make sure you had a copy too. Finding something for kids to do while sitting in big church is a pressure parents sometimes put on the children’s minister. Susan O’Dell, Children’s Minister here in...
by Mark Jones | Feb 27, 2012 | Church Weekday Education, Guiding Behavior, Preschool |
These strategies can help ease kids and parents through this difficult period: Timing is everything. Try not to start daycare or childcare with an unfamiliar person when your little one is between the ages of 8 months and 1 year, when separation anxiety is first...
by Lana | Dec 23, 2011 | Guiding Behavior |
by Dr. Scott Turansky One of the steps in helping children control their anger is to recognize four causes of anger. After children have settled down and you debrief with them about their anger, talk about what’s causing it. You and your child may see...
