Dear Readers,
I wanted to write a letter to you because I have a little grandson that is 3 years old, and he has started hitting. He is still learning to share in his preschool and when another child takes a toy from him, instead of using his nice words like "Please give that back to me" or "Please don't take that from me", he hits the other child.
Hitting is not nice at all. Not only does it hurt the other child that you are hitting, but it hurts you too because you get punished for your bad behavior. My grandson lives with me so when he hits, he has to go to bed early and gets no TV when he gets home from school. That makes him very, very sad because he likes to watch all his favorite shows on Sprout before he goes to bed.
I know that sometimes you don't want to share, or sometimes one of your school friends may do something that makes you mad. In either case it's very important to try really, really hard to remember to use your nice words instead of hitting. If you still have a hard time, even after using nice words, you can always find a grownup to help you.
So remember - We need to always be nice to our friends, even if they make us angry. So practice using your nice words and always keep your hands to yourself!
Happy Reading!
Love,
Mrs.
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