Topical Teaching

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1. Love one another
2. Tie shoes
3. Swim
4. Brush and floss daily
5. Ride a bike
6. Do a somersault
7. Fly a kite
8. Make a bed
9. Read before going to bed
10. Put your napkin in your lap at the dinner table
11. Say please and thank you
12. Cook a meal
13. Watch TV (and play video games) in moderation
14. Apply sunscreen
15. Sew on a button
16. Tell time using a non-digital clock
17. Treat others with kindness and respect
18. Blow a runny nose into a tissue
19. Eat one bag (not three bags) of potato chips
20. Throw a ball
21. Skip a rock
22. Jump rope
23. Wipe from front to back
24. Hammer in a nail
25. Be a good sport
26. Write a thank-you letter
27. Iron a pair of pants
28. Make healthy food choices
29. Fix a leaky faucet
30. Catch a fish
31. Develop self control
32. Resolve a dilemma
33. Read a map
34. Be respectful to elders
35. Show compassion
36. Apologize when you are wrong
37. Use a public restroom
38. Do the laundry
39. Grow something like flowers
40. Balance a checkbook
41. Have confidence
42. Make a pie crust from scratch
43. Speak in front of a group
44. Take public transportation
45. Fight courageously, lose graciously
46. Save a life using CPR or the Heimlich maneuver
47. Clean up a mess
48. Study for a test
49. Turn off all the lights before leaving the house
50. Properly pop a zit
51. Dress for the occasion
52. Sing at least one song well
53. Dance
54. Have safe sex
55. Know when to say no
56. Write a sonnet, or at least a limerick
57. Make an honest dollar
58. Save money, and spend wisely
59. Do your research
60. Look someone in the eye during a conversation
61. Find a book in a library
62. Wrap a present
63. Remove a chocolate stain
64. Tie a tie (bonus points for a bow tie)
65. Apply mascara
66. Read a newspaper
67. Donate time to those less fortunate
68. Be independent
69. Be confident
70. Sneeze and cough into your arm
71. Lead
72. Speak a second language, especially Spanish
73. Ask questions
74. Hold a baby
75. Accept others for their differences
76. Manage stress
77. Distinguish needs from wants
78. Negotiate
79. Support yourself
80. Comfort others
81. Write an essay
82. Take a taxi home (or call mom) when you’re not fit to drive
83. Add, subtract, multiply, and divide without using a calculator
84. Get along with people you may not like that much
85. Deal with tragedy
86. Build a campfire (and put it out)
87. Open a bottle of champagne
88. Celebrate and congratulate
89. Use chopsticks
90. Deal with rejection and disappointment
91. Parallel park
92. Drive a stick shift
93. Change a flat tire
94. Parallel park with ease
95. Use a fire extinguisher
96. Bake a cake
97. Pitch a tent
98. Pick a piece of fruit that’s ripe
99. Look on the bright side
100. Listen

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