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Helping Busy Parents Intentionally Raise Kind Kids//Bully-Proof Your Kids//Bullying Prevention

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How to Get Your Kids to Listen the First Time…Once and For All

Need Your kid to listen to you? There's a simple trick to get kids to listen the first time you say something using this free printable. www.coffeeandcarpool.com

Inside: Are you frustrated because your child won’t listen to you? Get kids to listen the 1st time you say something by using this simple trick to get kids to WANT to listen to you by using this free printable! “Hurry, or we’re going to be late. Get your ball, and your water bottle and […]

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How To End Sharing Struggles to Help Raise Confident Kids

Sharing only truly happens when kids are not forced to share. www.coffeeandcarpool.com

Inside: Parents often struggle to teach their child how to share. There’s a reason why it’s such a struggle. Kids aren’t really wired to share their things. So to end sharing struggles once and for all, you only need one simple phrase. It will change everything. We are expected from a very young age to share our stuff. […]

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Encourage and Reward Kindness in Your Classroom with Sweet Ingredients

Use these sweet treat ingredients as a way to reward kindenss and encourage more...it's a delicious positive reinforcement

Inside: Want to reward kindness in your classroom in a sweet way? Use these sweet ingredients as positive reinforcement.  When I taught third grade, I had a group of students who absolutely refused to do their homework. Now, homework is not the most important part of being a student, but it did teach them responsibility […]

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Encourage and Reward Classroom Kindness with this Pizza Kindness

Use this Pizza Kindness to celebrate, reward and encourage more classroom kindness.

Inside: Reward classroom kindness and build classroom community with this Pizza Kindness as kids work towards earning a pizza party in real life.  When I was a kid, the highlight of my month was turning in my ‘Book It’ Reading Log to earn my free pizza. Pizza made reading even better. And since I earned […]

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Encourage Your Child to Have a Growth Mindset in 5 Steps

How to help your child have a growth mindset instead of a fixed mindset #growthmindset #fixedmindset #coffeeandcarpool

Inside: To encourage your child to have a growth mindset there are four simple things you can do that will set them up for academic success and be lifelong learners. One of my kiddos has always been one or two steps behind their peers in school. They’re super creative and have plenty of superpowers, but […]

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Welcome to Coffee and Carpool: Raising Kind Kids.

I’m Nicole and am a recovering elementary school teacher, a mom to three super busy kids, and the founder of The Raising Kind Kids Club where we share strategies and resources with busy parents and educators to intentionally focus on kindness, family connection, and bullying prevention.

We have hundreds of paid and free done-for-you resources to make teaching kindness and social emotional learning to kids easy, fun, and hands-on. Email me at nicole@coffeeandcarpool.com if there’s a resource that you wish you had.

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