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Blog Reviews

	"I recommend Progress Cards to anyone with children." ~Kim Grenon
	"I think the Progress Card system can be extremely helpful..." ~Kelly Miller "The Progress Card also had many ideas I had not thought of and had not yet taught [my son] in relation to handling anger." ~Penny Williams
	"A MUST HAVE for kids!!! All I have to say is wow, I am impressed at how simple and effective these cards can be." ~Trevor Arsenault
	"We're positive that as long as we continue using the tips, tricks and techniques that are presented on the Progress Cards, as well as positive encouragement from us, our son's behaviors will continue to improve and his self-confidence grow." ~Chandra Sullivan
	"This system is really working! It has improved his self-esteem and his grades are showing improvement!" ~Jody Cowan
	"There are a multitude of different topics you can work on with your child, such as, Self Confidence, Art, Fears, Test Taking, Siblings (we'll be using this one), Morning Routine, and many more!" ~Tara Funair
	"This seems like a great system, and a way to really motivate your children." ~Susan Cook
	"I love the parent passes because it gives us lots of creative and brilliant ideas to rewards our kids instead of just always handing them a new toy or something like that." ~Nicki Stephens
	"I would recommend these cards to anyone with school age children." ~Shannon Preble
	"My favorite card is the Test Taking Tips. These simple suggestions can make a huge difference." ~Emily Ploch
	"Whether your child attends public school, private school, or home school, I believe that this product is something I could recommend with no hesitation." ~Ruth Hill
	"...as a former teacher I can say it provides a large spectrum of information and tips your child should experience. It is definitely a good resource for parents to help their children..." ~Mihaela Moeller
	"I would recommend Progress Cards to parents, teachers and just anyone who cares for children." ~Debi Fitzsimmons
	"Instead of simply telling children to improve, Progress Cards help them learn exactly what is necessary to get better results." ~Janet Trieschman
	"I think these cards are really great--anything that can help a child achieve success with fewer struggles is wonderful." ~Margie Brill
	"The idea of updating progress is great because it's tangible evidence of learning." ~Michelle Brewer
	"As both a mom and a counselor...I was impressed with the sheer amount that are within the complete set, but I was also pleased to see so many cards that provided tips for kids." ~Kim Krasowski
	"Progress Cards are...a good way for kids to self-monitor their progression and a way for parents and teachers to help kids work through things like divorce, bad grades, bullies, sibling relationships and more." ~Rhiana Jones
	"My boys were able to see how they were doing and felt a sense of accomplishment when they reached their goal." ~Cristine Struble
	"As a teacher, I thought they were a great tool for students, helping them stay focused and work through feelings that are sometimes difficult to manage. I even had the thought that I would laminate them so that they could be reused through the year."   ~Grace Matthews
	"I think they may be the answer we've been looking for!" ~Elizabeth Knost
	"Progress Cards are great for any child in any setting, in any grade." ~Marilyn Arriaga
	"These cards are a fantastic way to assist children in learning to deal with situations that come up and give them ways to express themselves." ~Tara
	"I really like the Learning Attitudes card." ~April Sharpe Bever
	"Kids feel good about themselves when they can see the progress that they are making which is what I really like about these cards." ~Lauren Happel
	"I posted the "Bedtime Routine" on the door and we go down the list and it's done! I have found it helps to use a tool that is not coming directly from Mom." ~Carol Perry
	"Progress cards are fantastic!  Do not be fooled by their simplicity.  The very fact that they are easy to use and a simple tool makes them that much more effective." ~Evelyn Cox
	"These are valuable resources for parents, child care givers, early childhood educators as well as school teachers to utilize with children needing some guidance in an easy checklist format. My suggestion is to laminate first, and then use a dry erase marker so it can be utilized over and over until your child has mastered it!" ~Jenn O.