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I probably need round. I want to be able to face the kids. Is there a place I could buy/order that isn't too expensive? Thanks!
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oh, and I'm needing it for middle elementary ages... Thanks!
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Any fave programs easy enough for kids? Doesn't have to be fancy! Thanks!
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These are all super, even the fruity ones. (because someone asked!) :001_smile: I didn't specify, but I am especially interested in "green" salads that incorporate lots of veggies and make it not so boring. The suggestions are all FABULOUS! Can't wait to try!!
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oh my, thank you! thank you!
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That's not too terribly complicated!
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Website for recipes??
Bread (store-bought)?
TIA!
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Oh, I'm so sorry...hopefully something will work ASAP!
Check earthclinic.com, if you're into natural cures...I *think* that's where I read that putting a drop of Apple Cider Vinegar (will need to be organic with "the mother") on it (OUCH!!) will help. We tried it with our child a few weeks ago and it worked! Gone next day!
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Love, love, love the discussion! LOTS to chew on and mull over. I do not intend to change our main course of study because of "said" relative, but I did hope to find out some sources to check out for extra reading, etc. I wonder if this is a spot where I could pull some videos from Netflix or Discovery Streaming...Thanks for Leap Pad information.
Regarding testing, the reason the relative was concerned because in the local district this particular grade didn't fair well in science. Just as you are all discussing...
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The curriculum we use has a different science and history sequence than the local public school. This relative is wanting to know if we could also "cover" the same topics that are covered in the public school, though we have freedom in our state to pursue our course of studies with more freedom. I am not planning to alter our main course of study, but was wondering:
Any websites or online programs that would help my kids to at least read up on those concepts that the local public school is "covering" and "testing"? In case we entered public school at some point?
Thanks!
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You guys rock- thanks to all!!!! Something about "many hands make light work"! :001_smile:
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Oh, thanks! That looks good, but this one was free. I am thinking it was somewhere like Donna Young or something, but I'm not finding it again.
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I know I've seen some of these around. Do you have a fave you pull from? For pretty much any elementary age? I am wanting background info on the holidays and other special days, along with some fun and educational ideas to make that day a little special. Just something different and fun to pull from, even like Washington's birthday, Groundhog Day and the first day of spring! (It could be Christian based or not.)
Thanks!
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I found this at one point, and it worked great, but I lost it! You type in the copywork, and it spits out the copywork in cursive and has lines for the kids to copy on.
Thanks!
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especially like centerpiece type things using artificial flowers/twigs, etc. for tables?
If I could just take pics in Hobby Lobby or Kirklands or something like that I'd be good to go. :)
Thanks!
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Anybody read "The Crazy Makers: How the Food Industry Is Destroying Our Brains and Harming Our Children"? Wow. I'm just soaking it all in. The premise is that many of our attention/behavior/learning issues can be traced back to additives/chemicals we ingest or otherwise get hold of somehow. It's a fascinating read that I highly recommend, if for no other reason than to gain some knowledge of what these chemicals can do. If you chose to look into this theory, you could lay off of any packaged/processed food for a few weeks and see if it helps? Just an idea. I don't at all want to assume I know your diet, or seem to devalue your issue. :001_smile: We have some of these issues in our household that we're trying to get to the root of also.
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Maybe Oriental Trading or Dollar Store?
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What do you guys use as far as websites, books, people when it comes to tech advice? Just for keeping computer up to par, etc.? Seems like you have to pay a fortune to get someone to come out and look at your computer. Is there a source you use to help educate yourself on the ever-changing technology scene? Thanks!
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Great ideas! Guess I should have clarified...this is a weekly gathering for up to 100 children, and the decision by the one in charge is to have some type of healthier, snack type food available. In the past there was a scheduled "snack time" but they're moving away from that but still want kids to have an option to "grab" a snack. (I do know many kids who need something...or may be more alert or obedient... every few hours because of adrenal/blood sugar issues.) Wish there was time/personnel/money to cut up veggies and fruit-- which would be my very favorite option. :)
You guys are great.
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Something that could be bought from Sams, Costco, etc.
mini pretzel packages
raisins
What else? To me "fruit snacks" (chewies) don't fit the bill.
Would love any thoughts!
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for middle elementary? Prefer Christian, but not necessary. Please tell me why you like it, how long you've used it, what you still need to fill in, etc. Thanks! I wonder how to do a poll? I'm a newbie- is there already one on here? :bigear:
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Anybody NOT doing cell phone contract? Doing pre-pay or some other way not to be tied to 2 year?
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Great deal Stripe! I'm actually wanting to avoid getting the discount/free phone so I don't have to have the 2 year contract. I hope sometime to get to change to Verizon, but am on a family plan now and the price is just too good!
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Is there a way to buy it cheaper than from my provider, AT&T, whether online or in the store?
Any other tips for a good phone? (not used for internet)
- Needs to be At&t compatible.
- Would prefer a good speakerphone.
- Would like a good calendar feature
THANKS!
Alternative Cancer Treatment Successes?
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Has some version (including integrative) of alternative medicine "cured" someone you know of cancer? Would love any info on it. Feel free to PM me if you'd rather. Thanks!