It’s natural for kids, and sometimes even adults, to succumb to the temptations of over-generous Halloween ‘treats’. And it’s not just one day, because the pile of candy could very well be stored to be consumed over the next few months! Read about managing your candy intake during … [Read more...] about Halloween: Tricking those treats
Archives for October 2006
On Halloween safety comes first
Halloween is a great time for both kids and adults, but it pays to combine celebration with precaution. Once darkness falls, excitement can run high and even older kids could get unruly or simply too engrossed to heed general safety norms. Also, younger children may get frightened by even innocent forms of fun, and so adult supervision is an absolute must. Here are some … [Read more...] about On Halloween safety comes first
Halloween Safety Tips
Halloween, though undoubtedly an occasion for fun, is also a time when accidents could occur. When even adults, let alone children, are excited, they tend to be less careful and allow mistakes to happen. Simple common sense ideas could prevent your child or even yourself from being hurt or injured and avert a tragedy. Here’s a list of Halloween Safety Tips … [Read more...] about Halloween Safety Tips
Singing as a Teaching Tool
It doesn't take an experienced musician to sing with young children. Anyone can sing "Row, Row, Row Your Boat," and make the motions of rowing a boat. Parents and teachers can lead many singing and musical games, even if they consider themselves nonmusical. Music is a great way to engage young children because it is a natural and enjoyable part of their everyday … [Read more...] about Singing as a Teaching Tool
Your child’s first report card
When a child starts elementary school, parents may feel anxious and excited about how their child is doing in school and how to support his learning. If your child attended preschool, a report card is similar to a progress report your child may have received. For children who did not attend preschool, this might be the first time parents will receive a report on your child’s … [Read more...] about Your child’s first report card