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This month’s skill: teamwork

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This month at American Family Martial Arts your child will be learning about the Life Skill TEAMWORK. There are so many area in life where teamwork is important. Teamwork is not something that is easy to teach but it is something that needs to be taught early to ensure proper development. As we teach teamwork this month here are some ways for you to reinforce the lessons at home.

  • Make a list of chores that must be done around the house and have your child pick the chores that are age appropriate
  • Play family games and model good sportsmanship and fair play
  • Have your child participate in helping with more difficult chores such as cooking yard work, or organizing, washing the car

American Family Martial Arts embodies the teamwork ethic: from helping our families that flooded in 2016 to our families helping us remodel in 2017!

You can check out the weekly lesson plans here:

  Week 1 Teamwork Week 2 teamwork Week 3 teamwork Week 4 teamwork

Thank you for your support and American Family Martial Arts looks forward to watching our students build the skill of TEAMWORK.

 

Sincerely,

American Family Martial Arts Instructors