【推荐1】 As a parent, controlling our tempers(脾气) can be a huge challenge. When our kids misbehave, it’s___________for us to react with anger, but that’s not a ___________approach.

Dr. Chae shared a story about dealing with her daughter bad attitude and it shows just how___________it is to help our kids understand why they act the way they do. Her 6-year-old daughter was a bit___________to her one day, so she asked her what was wrong. “At first, she just looked at me,   sol explained that I can’t help her___________I know what’s wrong,” Dr. Chae said.

Just trying to ___________why her daughter acted that way was such an important step. Instead of assuming she was rude because she was mean (刻薄的), Dr. Chae guessed that something had happened. Of course, she was right!

“She said, ‘I don’t know.’ and started ___________.Looking at her tearful face, I___________her. ‘It’s OK. Sometimes Mom just doesn’t feel happy either. You’re not ___________.I just need to figure out how to help you,’” Dr. Chae said. Her daughter was____________to hear that other people feel the same way now and then.

Dr. Chae then gave her daughter an important____________that will help her throughout her life: “When you aren’t quite feeling right but don’t want to be ____________, you can whisper, I’m not feeling my best self; I need a ____________.’”They practiced the__________a few times and her daughter felt better after calming down alone. Besides, she is now equipped with something to say the next time she is in a____________mood!

【推荐3】A ten-year-old boy had come to our class. He looked tired and his clothes were ragged (破烂的) and dirty. The teacher ______ him to the class: the boy’s name is “Richard”. He sat at a nearby seat behind David.

After the class, David and his friends heard the ______ boy talking with another boy Ben. He said he belonged to a ______ family and that he really hoped to study hard and get good ______ . This caught the attention of David and his friends. They decided to ______ the boy. So they said to him, “Hey, new boy! What’s up with your clothes?” Another called out, “Don’t you have enough money to buy yourself suitable ______? Do you have enough money to buy food? Your name’s Richard, rich for short, ______ you’re kind of the opposite.” David and his friends started ______. Richard felt very ______ and went away.

One evening, David was taking a ______ in the street. He saw Richard ______ a dog. The dog was tied to a pole in front of a dirty old house as if it had done something ______ and was about to be killed. The dog was having difficulty in ______ because it was tied so tightly around the neck. Richard tried ______ to take away the rope but as the dog was about to come out, a tall drunk man came out to ______ him. Richard ran away with the dog. The dog was so happy and grateful that it ______ Richard, who fed it with the food that he only ______ for supper.

Seeing this, David thought of what he had done to Richard and he was filled with ______.   He called Richard and apologized to him, “I shouldn’t have laughed at you that day. You made me realize the importance of ______ I should learn from you and never ______ anyone by appearances!” Richard and David became good friends since then.