Description:  The shoe box sized tote was created to help children learn the importance of making amends and taking actions to preserve the relationships they are learning to make at school. Step by step instructions are on the lid to help teachers/parents to validate the feelings of both parties involved. 

Includes:

Sponge (Variable color)

20ct Box of Bandaids (Variable brand and characters)

1 gel ice pack

1 clapper

2 plush monkeys

1 pack of travel sized tissues

1 laminated stop sign

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