Social Skills: Social Skills and Problem Solving: A Coaching Method for Guiding Your Kids to Solve Problems Wisely
By Ellen Mossman-Glazer
When you want your kids to make better decisions, and especially teens and tweens, they are not going to change until they see that what they are currently doing is not helping them. To help them refashion their vision, you can be the catalyst without being the bad guy...
Sunday, 21 May 2006
Sunday, 14 May 2006
Free Coloring Pages for Kids
Free Coloring Pages for Kids
We have lots going on at the Coloring Pages database at the moment ... new popular coloring page categories going up, old ones being updated!
Free Coloring Pages for Kids
We have lots going on at the Coloring Pages database at the moment ... new popular coloring page categories going up, old ones being updated!
Free Coloring Pages for Kids
Thursday, 11 May 2006
Links for girls
We have a huge new collection of links to printables, coloring pages, crafts, favorite character websites - everything specially designed to appeal to the little girls in your family!
Links for Girls
Links for Girls
Monday, 8 May 2006
Conflict Resolution for Kids
Conflict Resolution for Kids:
Teaching Your Kids Conflict Resolution
By Carrie Lauth
If you're like me, you want to teach your kids how to resolve their little conflicts by themselves. Tattling is inappropriate attention-seeking behavior, and the tattler is rarely 100% free of responsibility.
Unless someone is bleeding, coughing up a lung or otherwise in danger, the rule in my house is: no tattling. Besides, a parent could spend their entire day mitigating sibling skirmishes! While saving yourself time, you could be teaching them an invaluable life skill ...
Read this article here
Teaching Your Kids Conflict Resolution
By Carrie Lauth
If you're like me, you want to teach your kids how to resolve their little conflicts by themselves. Tattling is inappropriate attention-seeking behavior, and the tattler is rarely 100% free of responsibility.
Unless someone is bleeding, coughing up a lung or otherwise in danger, the rule in my house is: no tattling. Besides, a parent could spend their entire day mitigating sibling skirmishes! While saving yourself time, you could be teaching them an invaluable life skill ...
Read this article here
Sunday, 7 May 2006
Activity Village Newsletter May 2006
Activity Village Newsletter May 2006
The latest newsletter is now online, with news of all recent updates to Activity Village - including Russian language learning for kids, new learning games, quotes for teachers and lots of new teacher appreciation printables!
The latest newsletter is now online, with news of all recent updates to Activity Village - including Russian language learning for kids, new learning games, quotes for teachers and lots of new teacher appreciation printables!
Parents who don't know what children are for - Sunday Times - Times Online
Parents who don't know what children are for - Sunday Times "Parents who don't know what children are for" by Minette Marrin
In some parts of the animal kingdom, when times are harsh, adult creatures start having problems breeding. Mating patterns are interrupted and the animals either eat their young or spontaneously abort them or abandon them or don't have young at all. In the past few days it has begun to seem as if something like this is happening in the human species ...
In some parts of the animal kingdom, when times are harsh, adult creatures start having problems breeding. Mating patterns are interrupted and the animals either eat their young or spontaneously abort them or abandon them or don't have young at all. In the past few days it has begun to seem as if something like this is happening in the human species ...
Tuesday, 2 May 2006
Should we adjust our views on young children and the set? - Times 2 - Times Online
Should we adjust our views on young children and the set?
Pre-schoolers who watch TV fare slightly better at school, an American report claims, although other experts, both in the US and UK, still advocate a prudent approach. Read this article in The Times here.
Pre-schoolers who watch TV fare slightly better at school, an American report claims, although other experts, both in the US and UK, still advocate a prudent approach. Read this article in The Times here.
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