| Welcome to the Press Kit of Kris Manley and Resumes for Children

Celebrate your child's talents, gifts, accomplishments, awards and even challenges. How? Glad you asked - by developing their resume.
Choosing activities that provide your child with life skills as well as build character is a key element to their success. Documenting those is also a key element to their success. Why? Keeping before them a present visual reminder of their activities, awards, accomplishments, gifts, talents, etc., gives encouragement and pride in what they do and have done. It also allows them to see how well they have progressed over the years. In other words, you will assist your child in "behaving" their way to success.
A resume for a child:
- Boosts self-esteem
- Presents a child in such a way that others will want to invest in that child
- Shows that a child's accomplishments go beyond his or her report card
- Affirms the importance of what a child does
Kris Manley wrote this wonderful guide, Resumes for Children - 17 Years Old and Under, because she saw a missing piece. Parents talk about their children's activities, accomplishments, awards, and challenges, but most parents don't document them. Resumes for Children - 17 Years Old and Under gives parents a great start because a child will someday need a resume. So let's be proactive and begin early.
This online press kit is designed to meet the media's needs. You may also visit the public Website at www.resumesforchildren.com.
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"Ms. Kris, I liked the design of the two resumes on your website. They captured the interest of each child. I liked the way the word sample flowed through the background. And all the activities were easy to read."
Thanks, J. LeGrand, Atlanta (10 years old)
". . . An excellent "learn-from-example" guide."
Midwest Book Review
"What a wonderful and innovative way to teach and motivate young movers and shakers. Resumes for Children is destined to be a dynamic teaching tool for teachers and parents of elementary, junior, and high school age children. The sample resumes are great."
William Blair - Counselor, Atlanta Public Schools
"This book is a great resource
for parents to help prepare their child for
the real world while giving them insights
into his interests and skills."
Christian Library Journal
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