Kids' Survival Guide to Moving

This award-winning RE/MAX Satellite Network production features kids telling kids what to expect in a relocation. A move is almost always stressful for children. But information, especially concerning important issues like friends, belonging to new schools, can make transition much easier - especially if the reassuring words come from peers.            #95722   $9.95

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Tip 01 - 'Don't decide how you feel.'
Tip 02 - 'Give it some time.'
Tip 03 - 'Ask lots of questions about buying a house.'
Tip 04 - 'Pack your own stuff.'
Tip 05 - 'Keep important stuff with you.'
Tip 06 - 'Say goodbye to your house.'
Tip 07 - 'Let parents know how you feel.'
Tip 08 - 'Stay in touch.'
Tip 09 - 'Get an address book.'
Tip 10 - 'Explore your new home.'
Tip 11 - 'Unpack your belongings right away.'
Tip 12 - 'Make new friends one kid at a time.'
Tip 13 - 'Introduce yourself.'
Tip 14 - 'Checking out the new school.'
Tip 15 - 'Ask for help.'
Tip 16 - 'Visit the new school before first day.'
Tip 17 - 'Make the most of make-shift house.'
Tip 18 - 'Talk about it.'
Tip 19 - 'Work as a team.'
Tip 20 - 'Give yourself time.'
Tip 21 - 'Be accepting.'
Tip 22 - 'Talk to your classmates.'
Tip 23 - 'Make a neighborhood map.'
Tip 24 - 'I will survive.'
Tip 25 - 'Make a poster for your class.'
Tip 26 - 'Talk to your parents. '

See Also

• Moving with Children? Here Are a Few Tips