Building healthy self-esteem is a concern for parents and teachers alike, and the key to ensuring a child feels good about herself (or himself) is to take small persistent action. 

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Small Persistent Action is about doing something every single day to help your child build self-esteem.

Actions such as a sincere compliment, a genuine acknowledgement of a job well done, or a powerful comment about a child's special quality, trait or talent can all have a powerful effect on a child's sense of esteem.  

My Free Gift to You and YOUR Kids

The Journal Buddies book series is predicated on the concept of building and improving a child's sense of self-esteem.  And, although I love to sell books; I love to help too. 

That is why I have decided to share with you these free excerpts from my books.  Use them as self esteem worksheets for kids or as the basis for self-esteem lessons in your classroom. 

• Self Esteem Free Lessons for Girls and for
  Boys

• Worksheet teaching a child self esteem (Girl)

• Worksheet teaching a child self esteem (Boy)

• Journaling Resources -- Creative Journaling Tips 

Thanks for visiting, enjoy your free resources and here's to improved self-esteem!

Happy journaling...

Jill Schoenberg,
Author and creator of the Journal Buddies series

Jill would like to offer teachers and educators a special discount.  This offer is a limited time offer.

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