Going to the chairs should never be regarded as a punishment, but rather as a place to think, care, and compromise. Although the children are involved in this process, I am the catalyst for generating this community. Teaching children to be responsible involves finding ways to help children feel competent, to know what's right, and to do what's right. This classic howler shows what happens when young Horton is left to tend an egg for a lazy bird. Johnny is responsible for the growing baby bear he brought back to his family's farm.
Chuck learns about bicycle safety the hard way.
A resource for parents and children to help prevent abduction and sexual abuse. Understanding air pollution and what they can do about it. Interesting information and projects for children. A story about one family's wonderful attitude about a retarded son and brother. Howie adjusts to cerebral palsy and the use of his wheelchair.