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It might surprise you to know that many children think that what they
enjoy…. everyone enjoys. And, what makes them happy….
makes everyone happy. And, what they find fun…. everyone
would find fun. It’s true. So, today I am going to write about different
projects that will help you teach your [...]
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In today’s
modern world of gimme, gimme, gimme – raising an appreciative, well-rounded
child can seem like a difficult task. However, with just a few simple changes
it is easier than you might imagine. Read on to find our eight, resourceful
ways [...]
Fall may be a terrific time of year for fun crafts but you don’t want
to be so focused on the fun that you forget about the great educational opportunities
that the season presents. Sure, it’s great to carve pumpkins and make
Thanksgiving turkeys out of construction paper during these months. [...]
No parent is ever
ready for the day that their child goes off to preschool. But
that doesn’t mean that your preschooler can’t be ready. Even if
you’re nervous about the separation, you should do your best to make sure
that your child is prepared to head off to preschool when [...]
Have you ever been
in the awkward position of having your child make a prejudiced statement
in front of other parents? This is mortifying for most adults because they want
others to believe that they are teaching their children right from wrong when
it comes to the important issue of prejudice [...]
Your child
lives in a social world. The better that he understand the people in that world and the diversity
that those people includes, the better equipped he will be to live well in that
world. And the better equipped that he is to live in a social world, the more
Summer is a terrific
time of year but it can also feel like a long season. This is especially true
for parents who are home with their kids all day because the days of summer
are long and it’s sometimes hard to fill them with enough activities to
keep everyone entertained [...]
What are playgroups
and why are they good for you and your kids? Well, although there are many different
kinds of playgroups (from the formal which includes themes and scheduled activities
to the information that just gathers together), they are all basically the same
thing: a group of children and their [...]
I
came across an interesting site while I was surfing the Web today. The site
is called H.E.L.M.
Travel. H.E.L.M. stands for Home Educated Learn More while
Traveling. Basically, it is a
Home
Exchange. You would exchange your home, time share, or summer residence
[...]
Yes, you can always rely
on the standard party games to make sure that the kids at your child’s
next birthday have a good time. After all, old favorites like hitting the piñata,
playing hide-and-go-seek, bobbing for apples and even playing pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey
never really get old. But if you want to [...]
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