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EARLY LEARNING / Homeschooling / Re: Great books for introducing grammar
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on: November 30, 2010, 07:17:56 PM
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Thank you for that tip! I just requested a copy of one of the books from the series, from the library to see if my 5 yr old will like it before I buy it. For those in the US, Amazon carries it and out of 8 reviews it got 5 stars. Thanks again, Ana
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EARLY LEARNING / Homeschooling / Re: Best Toddler Bible/ Christian Learning Resources
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on: November 18, 2010, 02:05:53 AM
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Hi Again I was wondering if anyone is/was having trouble with the web site My Wonder Studio as post by Skylark? I went to 0-5 and click on Nov 14, Bright Peddles, I am getting: a security error loading document in the grey box  . Should I not be concerned with that? Below that where the download is I can get that. Thanks Ana
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EARLY LEARNING / Homeschooling / Re: Best Toddler Bible/ Christian Learning Resources
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on: November 18, 2010, 01:57:24 AM
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Hi, I happened to pick up a coloring book at a garage sale, which as far as coloring books go I love because I feel it has great detail. It's called: The Bible coloring book picutres from the old and new testments, by Creative Child Press. I also picked up two dvds from Nest entertainment ( which someone mention) via ebay to see if my kids like them, which they do. I have a Positive Action Bible Cirriculum, agian picked it up on ebay, what I like about it are the story they have made up to help children apply to every day life situations. Enjoy, Ana
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EARLY LEARNING / Homeschooling / TEACHER TUBE . COM
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on: October 20, 2010, 07:14:36 PM
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As a homeschooling  mother of two little ones, I am always looking for various resources to use in our day to day teaching. As many of you know little ones have short attention spans, well some, and therefore in my household we like to use different things at different times. I enjoy You-Tube just for this reason and just now in the past half an hour stumbled upon a new "tube" sight. www.teachertube.comI have not surf it enough to know offer much advise but thought I would post for others to surf and input. Ana
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EARLY LEARNING / Teaching Your Child Music / Re: How can music dramatically affect your child's development and lifetime success?
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on: October 20, 2010, 01:55:50 PM
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Oh thank you Chris , I read your blog on tips for parents with little or no experience: I am one of those parents when I sing or attempt to teaching singing BIRDS DROP OUT OF THE SKY, poor things I want to help my children develop a ear for tone not be tone deaf like myself I do have 2 questions though: I did sign my daugher (5) up for singing lessons. How do I know if she is picking up the correct tones, and ihow can I tell one music teacher from another? Does that make sense? Thanks Ana
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EARLY LEARNING / Homeschooling / JOLLY PHONICS
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on: September 12, 2010, 08:47:32 PM
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HI,
I was wondering if anyone has used Jolly Phonics and how they liked it. I know the program is UK based but can be bought in the US from website.
I was looking at purchasing 1 or 2 of the dvd's and 7 book unit to start. I have found the vidoes on youtube and they seems fun for the kids. Looking to use it with my 3 yr old and just reinforcment with my 5yr. Any information would be helpful.
Thanks Ana
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EARLY LEARNING / Early Learning - General Discussions / Re: How to teach kids to play matching games?
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on: June 26, 2010, 01:51:19 AM
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Kizudo, I like your idea! this would work well with my son who love anything boyish. Learning while driving... way safer than texting : Another thing I may do is buy some cheap little matchbox cars from our 2nd hand store and paint a little shape on the roof of each car. Then, just like daddy has to do at work, my son can drive (match) the car to it's parking stall (a paper with stalls marked with the different shapes)...I suppose if this works we could change it to colours and numbers later...
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Parents' Lounge / Coffee Corner - General Chat / I am looking for cute kids clothing web sites
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on: February 06, 2010, 02:54:12 PM
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I am a toned down cloth-alcoholic,  if there is success a thing. Of course I would love to dress my kids up but, my husband, thankfully, keeps me in check  . Inevitable! I buy a cute outfit and an hour later it has been welcomed into the family with a permanent stain. After a few of these attempts I have vowed not to buy expensive outfits BUT! this has not kept me from looking. The problem I found is locally all the manufactured clothing all looks the same/generic  unless it is custom. But to my pleasant surprise one of the moms introduce me to two catalogs that I had never seen and I was on a shoppers dream frenzy  (in theory). It got me to thing, instead of surfing the internet for hours looking for cute web sites I thought I would just put up a post and ask other moms/dads what they have run across and if they wouldn’t mind sharing those sites. www.chasing-fireflies.comwww.cwdkids.com
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EARLY LEARNING / Teaching Your Child Music / Re: Synopsis of teaching music to a child - with free online tools to help
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on: February 02, 2010, 12:26:07 AM
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I stumbled upon this post and have a question for anyone who can answer. Having no muscial background; can't sing and feel confident enough to say couldn't tell the difference between music pitch from baseball pitch. If I followed the advice given here I could spare my children the same fate I am overwhelemed even just reading the post but again would one advise just following the steps outlined in the beginning of the post? Thanks
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