Welcome November! Inside and Out!
Here are some happy words about inside chores and outside fun. My House My house looks so nice. I’m proud to have chores. I dust when I can and sweep all the floors. I love the outside and help in...
View ArticleNovember Fun! 10 Thanksgiving Story Starters…
Have fun with these at your Thanksgiving dinner. Especially at holidays, everyone loves to talk about old times. I was named after… I remember my grandparents as being… My first pet was… My chores...
View ArticleWork as a Child’s Play!
Tip 57- Teach your child how to play his way through life. Take turns with your child naming worthwhile activities. Then explain to each other the fun parts of each. Here are some examples: Reading –...
View ArticleMake a “Me Box!”
Activity 47 – Make a “Me Box!’* Age Range – Preschool and Up Area Being Developed – Social Development – Self-awareness and Self-esteem Select a container for your child’s “Me Box.” It doesn’t have to...
View ArticleStrollers and Kids
One kind of stroller that has been increasing rapidly on our streets is the jogging one. On three wheels, quite small, and relatively light, jogging enthusiasts in large numbers now use these often as...
View ArticleGiving Help and Being Thanked, the Perfect Combination!
Activity 48 – Make a “Thank You” Spot* Age Range – Preschool and Up Area Being Developed – Social Development – Self-awareness and Self-esteem Hang a rope somewhere between two hooks or in some other...
View ArticleHappy Thanksgiving!
Have a wonderful holiday with your family. “Parenting in the News” today belongs to you. As you celebrate Thanksgiving with your familiy, you make the news, chart the courses, and lead the way. Holiday...
View Article“I Can Read!” Who Said That?
Parenting Technique 46 - Get ready for “I can read that by myself!” There is a wonderful world of reading practice out there all around you. Start with letters and then go on to words. You will find...
View ArticleDecember! A Time for Friends & Family
Friends & Family!* Here is some holiday fun for you and your whole family. The idea behind this activity is to give your child a concrete way to understand the somewhat abstract concept of–who the...
View ArticleMaking Sense of the Lottery!
Tip 60 - Teach your child about the odds of winning. Here is a fun way to help your child better understand lotteries, sweepstakes, and contests. Get a pair of dice and then make up your own lottery...
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