1. FROZEN Making Choices Good Choices Listening Help Others Sharing
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Good Choices
Listening
Help Others
Sharing
Quiet Voice
Bad Choices
Yelling
Fear
Running Away
Hitting
Hatsune, Miku [Photograph of little Elsa and Anna smiling in the snow] (2014). Zing me. Retrieved from:
[Photograph of Elsa exploding]. Retrieved from:
DreamyArtistRoxy3. [Photograph of Anna and Elsa-Frozen]. (Copyright ). deviantART. Retrieved from:
Calderon, V. via Hopkins, G.[Photograph of Little Elsa and Anna building a snowman together]. (2014). Retrieved from:
Hatsune, Miku [Photograph of little Elsa and Anna smiling over a half made snowman] (2014). Zing me. Retrieved from:
[Photograph of Elsa running away]. Retrieved from:
Motes, J. [Photograph of Elsa and Anna back to back]. (2014). ScienceFiction.com. Retrieved from:
Hatsune, Miku [Photograph of Anna getting hit by ice]. (2014). Zing me. Retrieved from:
Terry DeRivera – Preschool
Junior Kindergarten (4-5 years old)

2. Good Choices
“Listening is defined as a form of communication that involves hearing, interpreting, and constructing meanings; an active process that is not limited to the spoken word (Clark 2005)” (Jalongo, M.R. (27 March, 2010). Listening in early childhood: an interdisciplinary review of the literature. Page 4. Albuquerque, NM: ILA Conference. Retrieved from:
Hatsune, Miku [Photograph of little Elsa and Anna smiling in the snow] (2014). Zing me. Retrieved from:

3. Good Choices
Help Others – “Find the good. It’s all around you. Find it, showcase it, and you’ll start believing in it. Jesse Owens” (Brainy Quotes. (Copyright ). Jesse Owens. Brainy Quote. Retrieved from:
Calderon, V. via Hopkins, G.[Photograph of Little Elsa and Anna building a snowman together]. (2014). Retrieved from:

4. Good Choices
Sharing is getting “…along with others, while finding ways to get their own needs met should be a priority… Some pairs of friends play particularly well together. Their play is deeply engrossing, imaginative, and prolonged”
(Scholatstic Early Childhood Today. (TM ® & © 2014 Scholastic Inc). Solving sharing issues. Teachers Where the Teachers Come First. para Retrieved from: )
Hatsune, Miku [Photograph of little Elsa and Anna smiling over a half made snowman] (2014). Zing me. Retrieved from:

5. Good Choices
Quiet Voice “…can be used as a tool to better connect students' inner selves and experiences to their outer learning process, while reducing situational stresses. “Quiet Time” can increase the students' school and life success”
(Baker, L. (2014). Quiet time: an environment for school success. Yale-New Haven Teacher’s Institute. para. 1. Retrieved from: )
Motes, J. [Photograph of Elsa and Anna back to back]. (2014). ScienceFiction.com. Retrieved from:

6. Poor Choices
Yelling - “Very often in everyday life one sees that by losing one's temper with someone who has already lost his, one does not gain anything but only sets out upon the path of stupidity. He who has enough self-control to stand firm at the moment when the other person is in a temper, wins in the end. It is not he who has spoken a hundred words aloud who has won; it is he who has perhaps spoken only one word. Hazrat Inayat Khan, Mastery Through Accomplishment” (Cajic, S. (2013). Meditation. Retrieved from:
[Photograph of Elsa exploding]. Retrieved from:

7. Poor Choices
Fear – “You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You must do the thing which you think you cannot do. Eleanor Roosevelt” (Edberg, H. (Copyright Henrik Edgberg ). 22 Inspirational quotes on fear. The Positivity Blog. Retrieved from:
DreamyArtistRoxy3. [Photograph of Anna and Elsa-Frozen]. (Copyright ). deviantART. Retrieved from:

8. Poor Choices
Running Away – “What is needed, rather than running away or controlling or suppressing or any other resistance, is understanding fear; that means, watch it, learn about it, come directly into contact with it. We are to learn about fear, not how to escape from it. Jiddu Krishnamurti” (Brainy Quotes. (Copyright ). Jiddu Krishnamurti. Brainy Quote. Retrieved from: )
[Photograph of Elsa running away]. Retrieved from:

9. Poor Choices
Hitting - “Don’t turn your face away. Once you’ve seen, you can no longer act like you don’t know. Open your eyes to the truth. It’s all around you. Don’t deny what the eyes to your soul have revealed to you.
Now that you know, you cannot feign ignorance. Now that you’re aware of the problem, you cannot pretend you don’t care. To be concerned is to be human. To act is to care. ― Vashti Quiroz-Vega” (goodreads. (Copyright 2014 Goodreads Inc). Quotes about child abuse. Goodreads Inc. Retrieved from:
Hatsune, Miku [Photograph of Anna getting hit by ice]. (2014). Zing me. Retrieved from:

10. Work Cited
Baker, L. (2014). Quiet time: an environment for school success. Yale-New Haven Teacher’s Institute. para. 1. Retrieved from: Brainy Quotes. (Copyright ). Jesse Owens. Brainy Quote. Retrieved from: Brainy Quotes. (Copyright ). Jiddu Krishnamurti. Brainy Quote. Retrieved from: Cajic, S. (2013). Meditation. Retrieved from: Edberg, H. (Copyright Henrik Edgberg ). 22 Inspirational quotes on fear. The Positivity Blog. Retrieved from: goodreads. (Copyright 2014 Goodreads Inc). Quotes about child abuse. Goodreads Inc. Retrieved from: Jalongo, M.R. (27 March, 2010). Listening in early childhood: an interdisciplinary review of the literature. Page 4. Albuquerque, NM: ILA Conference. Retrieved from: Scholatstic Early Childhood Today. (TM ® & © 2014 Scholastic Inc). Solving sharing issues. Teachers Where the Teachers Come First. para Retrieved from: Images from: Calderon, V. via Hopkins, G.[Photograph of Little Elsa and Anna building a snowman together]. (2014). Retrieved from: DreamyArtistRoxy3. [Photograph of Anna and Elsa-Frozen]. (Copyright ). deviantART. Retrieved from: Hatsune, Miku [Photograph of little Elsa and Anna smiling in the snow] (2014). Zing me. Retrieved from: Hatsune, Miku [Photograph of little Elsa and Anna smiling over a half made snowman]. (2014). Zing me. Retrieved from: Hatsune, Miku [Photograph of Anna getting hit by ice]. (2014). Zing me. Retrieved from: Motes, J. [Photograph of Elsa and Anna back to back]. (2014). ScienceFiction.com. Retrieved from: [Photograph of Elsa exploding]. Retrieved from: [Photograph of Elsa running away]. Retrieved from: