January 22-31, 2015
Working with special needs
children I’ve often gone to work feeling tired and worn out even before I’ve
started my actual teaching day. It seems
my body needed more rest than it got and so it would affect my emotions. That’s normal for most.
However, knowing the background
of each child would help me to get my attitude in check or “right” before they
entered the classroom. Children are more
in tune with feelings and life than we give them credit. They pick up on your feelings and take things
to heart. Knowing this, they would often
try to encourage the staff with a kind word, and became the “adult” in caring.
A kind word goes a long
way. Try practicing Proverbs 12:25 each
day and see how a good word makes you feel.
Readings are from the King James Version and are designed for morning and nightly readings. Daily readings are set up to read through the entire Bible in one year with this schedule.
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Week 4 January 22nd-31st
22) Luke 17; Gen. 29; Psalm 22
23) Gen. 30-31; Psalm 23
24) Luke 18; Psalm 24
25) Luke 19; Gen. 32; Psalm 25
26) Gen. 33-34; Psalm 26
27) Luke 20; Psalm 27
28) Gen. 35-37; Psalm 28
29) Luke 21; Gen. 38; Psalm 29
30) Luke 22; Psalm 30
31) Gen. 39-40; Psalm 31
*Also be sure to read a Proverb a day.
Daily Readings are designed to read through the entire Bible in one year.
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Scripture from the KJV or NKJV of the Bible. Scripture from: Bible Gateway
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