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    Positive Feedback Encouragement Tipsheet

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    The document provides tips for giving positive feedback and encouragement to children. It lists verbal phrases like "you are working so hard" and "great job remembering" to praise effort and accomplishments. It also suggests nonverbal ways to encourage children, such as hugs, thumbs up, and smiles. The feedback is meant to help children feel proud and recognize their progress.

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    The document provides tips for giving positive feedback and encouragement to children. It lists verbal phrases like "you are working so hard" and "great job remembering" to praise effort and accomplishments. It also suggests nonverbal ways to encourage children, such as hugs, thumbs up, and smiles. The feedback is meant to help children feel proud and recognize their progress.

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    The document provides tips for giving positive feedback and encouragement to children. It lists verbal phrases like "you are working so hard" and "great job remembering" to praise effort and accomplishments. It also suggests nonverbal ways to encourage children, such as hugs, thumbs up, and smiles. The feedback is meant to help children feel proud and recognize their progress.

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    Positive Feedback Encouragement Tipsheet

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    The document provides tips for giving positive feedback and encouragement to children. It lists verbal phrases like "you are working so hard" and "great job remembering" to praise effort and accomplishments. It also suggests nonverbal ways to encourage children, such as hugs, thumbs up, and smiles. The feedback is meant to help children feel proud and recognize their progress.

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    Providing Positive Feedback

    and Encouragement
    Verbal Encouragement
    u “You are working so hard on…”
    Nonverbal
    encouragement
    u “You must feel proud of yourself for…”
    also works! Try…
    u “Thank you for helping me…”
    u Giving a hug
    u “What a great listener you are, you…”
    u A thumbs up or wink
    u “Great job remembering to…”
    u Clapping
    u “That’s a cool way to…”
    u Using a special
    u “Way to go! You ____ all by yourself!” hand shake
    u “You almost have it! You can…” u Smiling
    u “You are being a helper when you…” u Imitating gestures,
    words or sounds
    u “Your brother/sister looks so happy when you…”
    u A happy dance
    u “You are really growing up because you…”

    u “You were so patient when you…”

    u “That’s a great idea! Look at you…”

    u “Excellent job using your problem solving to…”

    u “WOW!! What a fabulous job you’ve done of…”

    Favorites to Try…

    National Center for Pyramid Model Innovations | ChallengingBehavior.org


    The reproduction of this document is encouraged. Permission to copy is not required. If modified or used in another format, please cite original
    source. This is a product of the National Center for Pyramid Model Innovations and was made possible by Cooperative Agreement #H326B170003
    which is funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs. However, those contents do not necessarily represent
    the policy of the Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government.
    Pub: 06/29/21

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