The journal consists of daily prompts and reflections, fun and creative activities such as drawing and colouring activities, word searches, mazes, “What Would You Do?” scenarios, and value bingos.
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A Positive Values Journal for Kids is a book designed for kids to develop positive values through daily prompts, reflections, and fun and creative activities.
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