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for a not-so-scary Hallowe en Signs your kids are transforming into a middle schoolers Model responsible behavior and have frequent conversations. B E W A R E MIDDLE SCHOOLERS Eye roll habits Questionable trends Uptick in curiosity Decrease in communication Don't let your kids’ decisions scare you: Halloween kick starts the holiday season and you should have a talk with your kids early about saying YES to a healthy lifestyle and NO to underage drinking before they're faced with peer pressure. Is it time for their first scho ol dance? Are your kids trick-o r-treating without an adult / as a group for the first time? DON'T DISGUISE YOUR Visit AskListenLearn.org for tips on starting a conversation with their kids. Talk openly about what sort of behavior you expect from your kids when they're with friends. Answer their questions before they leave the house — make sure they know all the facts. Have set times, places, and rules that will give their night structure. /AskListenLearn /AskListenLearn /Ask_Listen_Learn /Ask-Listen-Learn

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Page 1: Halloween Infographic 2018 - asklistenlearn.orgasklistenlearn.org/.../Halloween_Infographic_2018.pdf · Halloween kick starts the holiday season and you should have a talk with your

for a not-so-scary Halloween

Signs your kids are transforming into a middle schoolers

Model responsible behavior and have frequent conversations.

BEWAREMIDDLE SCHOOLERS

Eye roll habits

Questionable trends

Uptick in curiosity

Decrease in communication

Don't let your kids’ decisions scare you:

Halloween kick starts the holiday season and you should have a talk with your kids early about saying YES to a healthy lifestyle

and NO to underage drinking before they're faced with peer pressure.

Is it time for their

first school dance?

Are your kids trick-or-treating without an adult / as a group for the first time?

DON'T DISGUISE YOUR

Visit AskListenLearn.orgfor tips on starting a conversation with their kids.

Talk openly about what sort of behavior you expect from your

kids when they're with friends.

Answer their questions before they leave the house — make sure

they know all the facts.

Have set times, places, and rules that

will give their night structure.

/AskListenLearn /AskListenLearn /Ask_Listen_Learn/Ask-Listen-Learn