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How to support your child's body image
Encourage body acceptance for your child no matter what.
A positive body image stems from your child knowing that healthy can look many different ways, with different shapes and sizes. They don't have to look a certain way to be healthy or attractive.
A: Remind your child of this often so it becomes ingrained in their mind. For example, you may say, " healthy does not mean skinny or super buff.

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How to teach guided reading
Teach your primary grade students the basics of guided reading.
Review letters and letter sounds with the class so students can sound out words. Review sight words so students can recognize them.
A: Show students how to use pictures as cues for the context of the story. Remind students to look for word clues if they start to have trouble reading their texts.

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Boy stands on top of a slide. The boy positions and stands in a skate board. the boy
A: rides down the slide on the skateboard.

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How to make fried chicken in the oven
Create a brine and trim the chicken.
Get out a large prep bowl and measure 2 tablespoons of sea salt into it. Add 1 cup (236 ml) of warm water and stir it until the water dissolves.
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You should also cut off any fat off of 8 bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs. Try to make your brine early in the day or the night before, so the chicken can soak for a long time.