jueves, 28 de junio de 2012

About Toddlers and Twos: 4th of July With Toddlers

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From Maureen Ryan, your Guide to Toddlers and Twos
It usually takes me until the 4th of July to be settled into a summer routine. That's perfect timing, because this way by next week I should be organized and prepared to do some projects and special activities with the kids to help them understand why this is an exceptionally important day.

Independence Day Fun
I don't expect Little Guy or his older siblings to start quoting the Declaration of Independence just yet, but they all can learn a bit about the flag, and we can have fun celebrating America's birthday! Try these crafts, recipes, and activities...

Patriotic Coloring Pages
One of the easiest ways to introduce symbols and stories about America is to show your child pictures and color them in together while you point things out. Print out flags, bells, fireworks, and more...
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Summer Safety
Days at the beach, in the pool, and around fireworks also remind us that this is a season when kids are at risk for different types of injuries. Be sure you know how to avoid problems or care for any boo-boos that arise. Read tips for protecting your child all summer long...



 


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About Children's Books: Use Pixar's Brave to Encourage Reading

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From Elizabeth Kennedy, your Guide to Children's Books

Use Pixar's Brave to Encourage Reading
Unlike many movies that are based on children's books, such as Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate DiCamillo, the movie Brave is not based on a children's book. How, then, do you use the movie to encourage reading and learning? While I... Read more

Children's Books for the Fourth of July
Get ready for the Fourth of July with children's books. From Celebrate Independence Day, a nonfiction introduction to the July 4th holiday in picture book format, to Our White House: Looking In Looking Out, a 242-page anthology of American history, here are my Top Picks of Children's Books That Celebrate America. They'll add to.... Read more

Ferdinand the Bull - A Favorite
When I was a child, I loved the story of Ferdinand the bull. In fact, for many years I thought Ferdinand the Bull was the name of the children's picture book by Munro Leaf. Now I know it's not. The correct title is The Story of Ferdinand, and after more than 75 years, the picture book is a classic. The story of Ferdinand, a gentle young bull who lives in Spain, is both... Read more

Cooking, Reading and Problem Solving
With your kids out of school for the summer, are you looking for some activities your family can enjoy together? Try cooking with your kids using cookbooks for children.... Read more
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miércoles, 27 de junio de 2012

About Family Technology: Summer Games

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From Jobe Lewis, your Guide to Family Technology

Summer Games
The newness of summer may have worn off by now, and you might be looking for a way to beat the summertime blues. Online gaming has exploded in growth over... Read more

Sheppard for Preschoolers
Many parents are looking for ways to help their kids stay engaged in learning over the summer months.  Sheppard Software is a great resource for parents who want to supplement... Read more

Facebook Safety
Some surveys have indicated that a startling number of people will accept friend requests on Facebook from people they don't know. As soon as they hit "accept," they allow that... Read more

Shopping Online for the Family
Don't have time to hit the mall? Have no fear! The Internet is full of great places to shop for toys, books, clothes, games, household goods and pretty much anything else you might need or want. We've got some of the best sites out there as well as some tips for protecting your personal information and finances.

 


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