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Oct
25

Mums - Be Home With Your Kids and Still Work

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Mums - Be Home With Your Kids and Still Work

From DNA testing to sending your kids off to school, your responsibilities do not end as a parent. However, you still need to make money to support them right? Do you need work at home that you can do around your kids? There are a lot of stay at home parents that do. It is amazing how easy it is, with the Internet, to work at home these days. Now, over fifteen years ago, people working in an office environment More

Oct
25

Give your children experiences to tell others about…

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Give your children experiences to tell others about...

It is good for children to be able to speak in front of an audience other than mommy and daddy from an early age. Later in life such ability may make it a lot more easier to overcome the public speaking barrier everyone has when it comes to speaking in front of an audience. Though encouraging children to speak is essential for this to happen you need to provide your children with topics to speak of before that. You should More

Oct
22

An Autumnal Story Circle

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An Autumnal Story Circle

A story circle is one of the easiest ways to get children involved in storytelling. I first learned this game from two friends who were looking for teaching assistant jobs and they wanted to practice their skills with my kids. The rules are simple. You sit in a circle. The first person begins the story, and then you go around the circle with every person adding one or two sentences. This format is particularly good for a mixed age group. More

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