Why did Dracula’s mother give him cough medicine? Because he was having a coffin fit. Â What did Dr. Frankenstein get when he put a goldfish brain in the body of his dog? I don’t know, but it is great at chasing submarines. Â Why wasn’t there any food left after the monster party?’ Cos […]
What a nice way to celebrate the holiday season… have your family members and friends add leaves of thankfulness to the tree.   Bare Tree Branch Tacky Glue Yellow, Orange, Red, Green and Brown Construction Paper Scissors Container Clothes Pins Markers  Cut leaves out of construction paper. Have family members write what they […]
 A young boy tells how his family searched high and low for perfect pumpkins only to find the best ones in their own backyard. An entertaining story for kids and grown-ups alike, In Search of the Perfect Pumpkin blends lively text with superb illustrations. Also features fun facts, growing tips for pumpkins, and a […]
Solution A: 1 1/2 C. Warm Water 2 c. Elmer’s Glue Food Coloring  Solution B: 4 tsp. Borax 1 1/3 C. Warm water Mix solution A in one bowl, mix solution B in another bowl. Dissolve both well. Then just pour solution A into solution B, DO NOT MIX OR STIR! Just lift out flubber. […]
2 tsp. borax (available in laundry aisle at your grocery store) 1/2 cup water 1/4 cup white glue such as Elmers (“If you have access to a chemical supply house, try a 4% solution of polyvinyl alcohol instead of glue for a less rubbery polymer. It will be more transparent & show off color better.”) […]
Treat others as you’d like your child to treat them. You are your child’s first and most influential teacher and they are always watching you. “Modeling†your own kind and caring behavior towards friends and relatives is an effective way to teach your children how to be good to others. Show what being a good […]
A development kit is a collection of items on a particular educational theme for your child. They should include enough items to interest your cuild, but be compact enough to slip easily into a purse, backpack or diaper bag. Each kit should include: a zipper pouch or resealable plastic bag big enough to hold everything […]
1. Read and sing together. This will build her vocabulary, language, and communication skills. 2. Count everything. Whether it’s stairs, blocks, or candy, thinking about numbers will get him ready for math. 3. Create art projects. Drawing with crayons, using safety scissors to cut paper, and creating collages with glue will make her comfortable with […]
