Little Things Are Big Things | Chapter 3: Nice Kick

from Little Talks That Make a Big Difference: The TEI Podcast Series Hosted by Teaching Empathy Institute

This is a story about two boys, Sam, a five-year-old, and Adrian, a nine-year-old, and how one of them made a difference in the other's life. This story is part of "In the Middle", a listening and reflective writing Social and Emotional Learning curriculum created by Teaching Empathy Institute for middle school students. Learn more about this and other TEI programs at http://www.teachingemapthyinstitute.org

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