# Jill Churchill
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jill churchill (born Janice Young Brooks January 11, 1943 in Kansas City, Missouri) is an American author, winner of the Agatha and Macavity Awards for her first Jane Jeffry novel and featured in Great Women Mystery Writers (2007).
== Biography ==
Churchill earned a degree in education from the University of Kansas in 1965 and then studied at the University of Missouri-Kansas City before teaching in elementary school for some years. Between 1978 and 1992, she was book reviewer for the Kansas City Star.
Right On, Wrong Time
This phrase is very helpful when you want a child to understand that the behavior is not wrong or unwanted at all, but that now is not the time for that behavior.
Verbal Rumble Strips (Episode 9): Listen on Apple or Spotify
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Remembering These Years
You often hear people say, "The days are long, but the years are short." How do you want to document and record the funny things kids say and the growth that you observe during their childhood?
Book Mentioned: Teaching from Rest by Sarah MacKenzie
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A Mama's Agency in Sibling Relationships
What is our role in fostering sibling relationships? How can we use our agency to promote understanding and enjoyment of the other person?
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The quote at the end of each episode is by Jill Churchill, an American author. "There's no way to be a perfect mother and a million ways t…
A Mental Pegboard for Meal Planning
Do you ever feel overwhelmed by meal planning? When you can decide on categories, then it is just a matter of placing a recipe in that category. I think of it like a mental pegboard.
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The quote at the end of each episode is by Jill Churchill, an American author. "There's no way…
Tell Yourself the Truth
Have you ever acted in a situation where you felt embarrassed about it later? I had that experience in Costco. In this episode I talk both about sharing with your kids the times when you mess up and the importance of telling yourself the truth.
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You've Got to Go Through It
When difficult situations happen, we have to push through them. Avoiding will not work, glazing over them won't produce growth, so we must have some forward movement. It has become a mantra I remind myself, "You have to go through it."
We're Going on a Bear Hunt by Michael Rosen & Helen Oxenbury
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Helping Your Child with Math
What are some common themes in Math instruction that we can strengthen at home? How can we use the concept of growth mindset and "a little bit here, a little bit there" as it applies to Math?
Writing Tablet
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Math Homework Struggles
What can we do when Math homework seems to be causing problems? How can we hold a boundary while offering support?
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A Mama's Privilege
A Mama's privilege is to witness the life of another. It is such a gift to be a constant presence in someone else's life!
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The quote at the end of each episode is by Jill Churchill, an American author. "There's no way to be a perfect mother and a million ways to be a good one."
Talking About Grades With Our Kids
How can we approach the subject of grades with our kids that invites openness? How can we use words and tone in conversations about grades that align with our personal values?
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