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Mindful Cookie challenges rhymes - https://www.loc.gov/free-to-use/classic-childrens-books/

Brain Thrive by 25 Course for High School kids.

Mindfulness technqiues for young children - Course - https://www.dailyom.com/courses/mindfulness-techniques-for-young-children/overview/?fbclid=IwY2xjawIkOvZleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHfVRoprEwUVu_nvgjy7YH1CDIZJ2U4E0YvNUoyFRZT_jWztzfiEbqSyLOg_aem_EKRZYUag2BtRV5uQ0JXjSw

Have Cookie ask Philosophical questions everyday

Philosophical thinking can build a  mind full of possibilities for our kids. 

A Nourishing Cookie Book

We bake playful stories to nurture little hearts.

Offer Philosophy Hr FREE to schools online.

Intelligence is about increasing awareness and taking action.

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Give examples of disney stories

make it readable/actionable for primary

PRODUCT: https://www.amazon.com/Mindful-Kids-Activities-Focus-Peace/dp/1782853278

Have a tidbit about mindfulness: 

1. Breathing, 

2. Using colors to heal, 

3. Moving your body, 

4. Locating your feelings and releasing them, 

5. Massage, 

6. Left/right brain sync exercises like superbrain yoga.

7. Yoga Nidra/Deep Affirmations

8. Releasing emotions before sleeping

9. Feeling energy

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Studies on Self Reflection and asking deep questions about life in young children

1. The Development of Self-Understanding in Young Children:

   • Study: "The Development of Self-Understanding from Infancy through Adolescence"

   • Findings: This research outlines how young children start developing a sense of self from early childhood. By kindergarten age, children begin to reflect on their own feelings, behaviors, and thoughts. They can discuss their likes, dislikes, and understand basic concepts about themselves in relation to others.

   • Source: National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)

2. Children's Capacity for Philosophical Thought:

   • Study: "Children as Philosophers: Learning Through Enquiry and Dialogue in the Primary Classroom" by Joanna Haynes

   • Findings: Haynes' work demonstrates that children, even in primary grades (K-5), are capable of engaging in philosophical thinking. They can ask profound questions about life, existence, and morality. The study suggests that given the right environment, children can explore deep and complex ideas.

   • Source: Book - "Children as Philosophers"

3. The Role of Reflection in Young Children's Cognitive Development:

   • Study: "Reflective Thinking in Young Children: A Developmental Perspective"

   • Findings: This study indicates that children as young as five begin to show the ability for reflective thinking. They can contemplate their actions, consider consequences, and ask questions about why things happen. This capacity for reflection grows significantly during the K-5 years.

   • Source: Journal of Cognitive Development

4. Children's Spiritual Development:

   • Study: "Children’s Spirituality: What it is and Why it Matters" by Rebecca Nye

   • Findings: Nye's research explores how children exhibit a natural capacity for wonder and ask deep questions about the meaning of life, their purpose, and other existential queries. The study highlights that even young children can ponder spiritual and philosophical concepts.

   • Source: Book - "Children’s Spirituality"

5. Impact of Socratic Questioning on Children's Critical Thinking:

   • Study: "The Effect of Socratic Questioning on Critical Thinking in Elementary Students"

   • Findings: This study found that elementary-aged children, when engaged in Socratic questioning, showed significant improvement in critical thinking and reflective abilities. They asked deeper questions and were better able to analyze and reflect on various topics.

   • Source: Journal of Educational Research

   • https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/8820816

These sources collectively indicate that children in the K-5 age range have a remarkable ability to engage in self-reflection and ask deep, meaningful questions about life. Their natural curiosity and developing cognitive abilities enable them to explore profound concepts, given the right supportive and stimulating environment.

ChatGPT Prompts

Write a blog post with about visual learning style. Use stats and data throughout the article while citing your sources.Keep the tone humorous and readable for kids in k-5. Include these sections, 

1.What is a [visual learning style]? 

2. Describe a [visual learner], 

3.What are characteristics of a [visual learner].

4. Please share interesting stats about [visual learner] that very few people are talking about.

5.Give 5 cool stem careers that use [visual learning].  

6.Give examples of [visual learning] from a disney movie

8. Why is [visual learning] important in Math

8.HOW CAN PARENTS helo [visual learning] ?

9. What are [visual learning] strategies and study skills specifically for math

10.How is [visual learning] useful to the teacher.

11. What are the most popular social posts about [visual learners] based on likes and shares? 

12. Can you provide five blog post ideas based around the seed keyword “Visual Learning Style” Make the blog post ideas as fun and engaging as possible.

1. Please write a blog post about [insert the topic here] and use stats and data throughout the article while citing your sources as well as write the introduction in a storytelling format.

2. .

3. What are the most popular social posts about [insert the topic] based on likes and shares?

4. “Can you provide five blog post ideas based around the seed keyword “iced tea recipe?” Make the blog post ideas as fun and engaging as possible.”

5. Repetition in Mathematics

6. Can you write a short introductory paragraph (less than 75 words) telling people about the benefits of Repetition in Mathematics.

7.  The wording should be informal but not include slang, emojis, or exclamation points. It should be written in the second person. The target audience is parents and primary school educators interested in Repetition in Mathematics but don’t know how to make it interesting to students.

8. “Can you write a short introductory paragraph (less than 75 words) telling people about the benefits of AI when it comes to writing content? The wording should be informal but not include slang, emojis, or exclamation points. It should be written in the second person. The target audience is digital marketers interested in using AI but don’t know where to start.”

9. Can you answer the question: will iced tea keep you awake? Please limit your response to 100 words or less.

10. Can you create a short piece of copy for my home page, showcasing the benefits of iced tea and its health benefits, including how it hydrates you and has virtually no calories?

11. What topics does [insert competitor URL] discuss the most frequently?