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If you’ve ever worked with children, you know the drill. One second, everyone’s quietly coloring. The next, there’s a bloodcurdling scream — the kind that makes you think someone has lost a limb. You sprint across the room, heart pounding, only to find… a paper cut. A... Is That a Paper Cut or the End of the World? A Guide to Kid Reactions
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