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This week, I retold a story passed from teacher to teacher for decades about a wrinkled heart, bullies, and strategies to smooth a wrinkled heart - I hope you liked my version of the tale. 

Teachers and Families: Feel free to take my story, it belongs to no one. If you are teaching The Wrinkled Heart, before you start, it helps if everyone has a cut out heart so that they can see and feel a wrinkled heart, then see and feel the heart after an apology. If you use my words, it would be kind to give credit to OWL Stories.

I found out,  that recently, a parent turned their child’s teacher's lesson into a book - I have not read the book but I’m sure it has the same message. 

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Royalty free music from artist.io: Amos Ever Hadani: Sophy with the sad eyes.

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