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"Sally Sore Loser"
A story about winning and losing
By: Frank J. Sileo




Have a discussion about winning and losing with your child! Many times these issues come up on the playground or at recess and children don't know how to deal with it. One way I teach the students to deal with small issues is to play Rocks, Paper, Scissors! The children should play one time  (not best out of three) and who ever wins RPS gets the decision in their favor. No arguing over the result and play continues. Practice RPS with your children at home :)

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