You've been trying to eat more organic foods, both to decrease the amount of pesticides you and your family consume, and to help protect the environment from overloading with toxic chemicals. But organics can get a bit expensive, we know. Luckily, there's a way to grow your own delicious, fresh produce, while having fun and ...
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- 30 Aug 2010
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Air Writing, build Models, Catch Ball Drills, Field trip, Hands on Experiments,
Have child set up a "shop" to practice math with money, where the child is the cashier.
Dance, jump Rope, Rhythmic Clap and Tap for Spelling and memorization.
Role Playing, Scavenger Hunts, Museum, Science Center visits, Nature Hikes,
Drama playing, gardening, Board games and flash cards to learn words and geography,
Walk while listing to music, Science experiments.
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- 02 Aug 2010
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Click the link below to read about and complete the Perceptual Modality Preference Survey (PMPS). The PMPS will help you discover how you best learn, and it will give you some ideas about improving the probabilities of learning success.
www.learningstyles.org/pmps.html
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Gardens are powerful educational tools, providing opportunities for children to experience the natural world as they develop strong academic skills and positive attitudes toward fresh fruits and vegetables, and learn important sociological skills that enhance the quality of ...
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- 02 Jun 2009
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All kids are fascinated by bugs and crawling things. Why not add some “bug” poetry to your entymology lessons. Poems can be a fun way to introduce insect anatomy and feeding habits, as well as the role of insects in the garden. Here are two poems to get you started:
THE DRAGONFLY
I am the dragon,
The demon ...
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