Keeping hands on your own work while waiting: family practice

Subject: Keeping hands on your own work while waiting — optional family practice

Hello families and caregivers,

Here is a short school story you can talk about together.

A child is waiting for a pencil and reaches for someone else's work.

Ask: “What could their hands do while waiting?”

One possible response is: Keep hands on their own paper and ask for a spare pencil.

Your child can talk, draw, or listen. A different answer may work too. This is optional; there is nothing to buy or return.

Thank you, Your school counseling team