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Creative Story Book Reading Have you ever considered that If you read a book to your child in less than 3 minutes you wasted your time. What? You mean I can't race through it and get the story over with! Ideas on using reading as a way to build family values. reading • pre-schoolers • storybooks • books • parenting
Having Fun Fishing with Pre-Schoolers Fishing is a rewarding, educational and amazing activity to try with young children. Here are some guidelines and tips how to make your adventure a memorable one. fishing • worm • rod • reel • preschool activity
Time Outs Part I After our son's birth, to help teach our three year-old daughter to be more gentle with her brother, we began giving her time outs. Read about our experience. . . This is the first of a two part series on time outs. time outs • time out • time-out • time-outs • discipline
Creative Expression Spontaneous and expressive - A unique sense of humor - A strong desire for independence - An animated fantasy life - A free thinking daydreamer. These are signs of giftedness. creativity • toddler • self-image • pre-schooler • gifted child
Teaching Kindergarten ESL Much discussion is focused on teaching English to adult learners or school-age children... teaching • english • foreign • language • kindergarten
Choose Your Pre-School Carefully Sending your child to pre-school is an important decision to make, more importantly is choosing the pre-school. Here are a few criteria to consider. choosing pre-school • preschool criteria • learning programme • hygiene in school • teacher-student ratio
Choosing a Stroller From the classic pram to a jogging stroller, a bit of research can help parents choose just the right stroller for their family. stroller • baby stroller • infant stroller • jogging stroller • baby products
Elements of Creative Movement in the Classroom Ideas on new ways to teach elementary or secondary academic subjects. education • dance • movement • creative movement • space
Writing Non-Fiction for Children Non-fiction for children is a tough market. But it's even tougher if you don't know who your market is. kids • non-fiction • nonfiction • writing • books
October Preschool Learning Games Outdoor science lessons can be great for teaching children about nature. Try playing learning games and activities that use natural elements like leaves and acorns. october preschool learning games • fall activities • learning activities • learning games • preschool learning
Group Daycare An overview of the five types of group daycare including the advantages and disadvantages of each. childcare • daycare • group daycare • private childcare centers • workplace childcare
Sesame Street 35th Anniversary Special, this Sunday An overview of the Sesame Street 35th anniversary special, "The Street We Live On", airing on PBS, Sunday April 4 at 8:00 PM and Monday April 5 in the daytime.
Summertime Heat The importance of being sure that your child has enough liquids and a cool place to relax during busy summer days. heat stroke • heat exhaustion • sunburn • dehydration • body temperature
A Relaxed Approach to Starting Solid Foods Our son's experience with starting solid foods. starting solid foods • eating • solid food • solid foods • baby food
Back to School Fun Heading back to school should be fun. In this article I offer several ideas giving parents and students a chance to connect and enjoy preparing for the classroom. children • back to school • crafts • activities
Be An Advocate For Your Gifted Child Parents must become advocates for their gifted child! The how to and reasons for are discussed. gifted children • gifted education • gifted programs • gifted services • pre-school
Education in Louisiana: 1935-1950 During this period four governors from poor parishes in North Louisiana made great contributions to improving education for all Louisianians. The famous WPA also made wonderful contributions to education in Louisiana. louisiana • education • history • schools • parochial
International hamburgers Homemade hamburgers are a cut above the bought variety. Here are some flavouring ideas. hamburger
Introduction to a Library System A brief look a library system and at a bookmobile. bookmobile • library • courier • gaylord • inter-library loan
Making Clocks with Toddlers Easy learning resources and math games for toddler learning and for playing math games with clocks. Toddler math really is about playing informally and having fun. clocks toddlers • making clocks with toddlers • telling time • hour hand • minute hand
Oak Harbor's Holland Happening This weekend festival offers authentic ethnic food and crafts, a parade, carnival and loads of other events suitable for everyone from toddlers and teens to adults holland happening • oak harbor attractions • whidbey island festivals • traditional dutch dishes • washington folk dance festivals
The Dark Mind of Jhonen Vasquez This article discusses the works of Jhonen Vasquez such as his most memorable - Johnny the Homicidal Maniac. johnny the homicidal maniac • squee • jhonen • comics • invader zim
Valentine's Celebration We'll be making cards this year. Will you? How about a hat or gift box. Learn about the origin of the holiday and it's traditions to share with your kids while your doing your Valentine's Day activities. children • crafts • recipies • valentine's day
Working At Home with Children Dealing with the issue of childcare while working at home. childcare • working at home • children and working at home • telecommuting • jobs at home
"Titan A.E." not meant for preschoolers The blend of traditional animation, computer graphics, and original music makes for a sci-fi treat, but this Don Bluth film is not "The Land Before Time". don bluth • drew barrymore • science fiction • futuristic • matt damon
Amongst Lovely Things Suite101 profiles the TV programme that has moved three generations of pre-schoolers into the classroom - Sesame Street. sesame street • children's television workshop • ctw • sesame • muppets
Center Parcs Holidays for Families Center Parcs holidays in the UK are perfect for children, offering an environmentally-friendly setting, surrounded by woodland and catering for everyone in the family. center parcs • family holidays • holiday packages • short breaks • activity holidays
Collectibles and the Theater Theaters have a never-ending need for clothing, furniture and décor from many historical periods. Can you help? vintage clothing • period furniture • community theater • antiques • collectibles
Momma, how does the cow make milk?? Toddlers love to ask hypothetical questions, and sometimes we are at loss when it comes to explaining. No fear, there are some wonderful books that make it easier with the help of photos and illustrations. Feed that little mind! toddlers • curiousity • explanations • limits • illustrations.
Secrets for Successful Field Trips Secrets in making unforgetable and successful field trips for pre-school aged children. field trips • outings • children • preschoolers
Spanish Books for Grandchildren There’s nothing like a good read. These reviews point you to just the thing. Try Spanish if you’re adventuresome, have kids with Latin heritage or want to learn. spanish • reader • preschool • grandchildren • dogs
Starting Solid Foods Following your baby's cues is the best rule of thumb! Here's how this philosophy worked for our family. starting solid foods • solid foods • solid food • babies • table foods
How to Survive Your Summer Vacation Traveling with children takes a great deal of planning, but it can be a great experience for everyone. Here are some tips on how to prepare and what to take along. Do some planning and have a great vacation. summer • vacation • travel • children • planning
Italy Trip Report, Part One: travelling with small children Florence and Venice with a three-year-old? Yes, it can be done! italy • florence • venice • travel • tourist
Kitchen Crafts Here's a collection of craft recipes for more fun in your kitchen with your little ones. play • dough • paint • finger • paint
MORE ART BASICS - YES, BUT CAN YOU DRAW? This is another in a series of articles I am writing here on Suite101 regarding the fundamentals of the visual arts. This time I give you links to great drawings, and also discuss some of the excellent books I have on teaching oneself to draw. Of course, it's always best to take a real live class from a real art instructor, with other live art students, for critiques, if nothing else. Nevertheless, these books are good resources, and very useful even if you do already know how to look and to draw. draw • drawing • observe • observation • betty edwards
Rest Easy With Well-Planned Sleep Overs Are you panicking just with the thought of having your children's friends sleep over? Rest easy and read this article, a little planning will go a long way. sleep over • snack • lunch • food • friends
Let's Get Organized! Time-management skills are important because there are only so many hours in a day. Organization is the key to saving time and I'll be sharing tips for organizing those papers, closets, schedules...and lives! time • schedule • priority • prioritize • children
WHEN A CHILD IS MADE TO FEEL LIKE AN OLD PERSON Childhood Arthritis (JA), symptoms, treatments juvenile arthritis • childhood arthritis • juvenile rheumatoid arthritis • children's disabilities
How Moms Can Negotiate a Flexible Work Schedule Many stay at home moms want to generate income. Parents in the workforce struggle to balance work and homelife. A flexible work schedule might be the answer. mom flexible work schedule • stay at home mom generate income • working parents flex time • flexible work schedule • productivity solution for employer |
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