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STEM Life with a nine-year-old college student

Busy week

by Sarah

I hardly have had any wiggle room for the last couple days. On Monday I had to sing at a concert, but that started 15 minutes after my jazz lessons. So I had to wear stage makeup to jazz. Also, we had a hard time finding the place I needed to be. On Tuesday was my talent show audition, which was an hour after school and an hour before my ballet class (you can probably tell I like dance.) I also had to do college stuff. Today I had to print off pictures in the school computer lab with another boy. It was the end of the day and he rode the bus so I said I would print off his pictures and mine so he would make it to the bus in time. So I did that, then had to run back to the classroom, pack up, and leave. As soon as I got home I had to get ready for my TV interview, and I had to read my college textbook (I still haven't finished the chapter yet) and after that I had to quickly eat dinner then bolt to swimming (I was a titch late.) After swimming I always stay a little while for diving … [Read more...]

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Summer Chore Lists For Children

by Dannelle

The kids are out of school and now it is time to whip out this Summer Chore List For Children to keep them busy! Summer is the perfect time to work with you kids on growing more responsible with their belongings. It is also a great time to teach them to be a part of a team. Summer chore lists for children aren't designed to make your kids become your slaves They are designed to give you the ability to train your children for the future. As much as we want to think thy will be our babies forever, one day they will have to go out into the world and by giving them these tools now they will be ready when that day comes. Summer Chore Lists For Children Learn to do the laundry. This basic chore in life is one thing that your kids will all need to understand how to manage. For the youngest of your family, simply putting their dirty laundry in the basket may be their chore. For preschool and younger school aged children this would include sorting darks and lights before washing. We also … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Balance, Parenting Tagged With: balance, parenting

50 Ideas of Summer Fun For Kids

by Dannelle

Summer is approaching and for those of us with kiddos, with them being out of school in the Summer time, we need things to help entertain them! Kids get bored easy, so constantly doing things in the Summer time can get very expensive. It's always really nice when you can come up with things to do that are very cheap or even free to do. These things are nice if you have multiple children or maybe you're going to be babysitting this Summer! Great to do and to have a lot of fun along with bonding with the kiddos! Here are 50 ideas of Summer Fun For Kids. Summer Fun For Kids: Go for a hike: This is more for older children, but it's always nice to go on a hike because it's like an adventure and you can see so much scenery! Make a scrapbook: You can make a scrapbook from older photos, or you can even start one in the beginning of Summer and add things throughout the Summer so you have one for this summer to remember! Catch Fireflies: I loved doing this as a kid, I would clean out an old … [Read more...]

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