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Weather Tips
- As the heat of summer settles around us, it is important to avoid
overexposure to the sun and heat. Because of their less mature bodies,
children are especially sensitive to the effects of the heat. Here are
some tips for keeping cool this summer. (Added
June 17, 2000)
Wet
and Wild Summer Fun
- Children of all ages enjoy playing in water. If you have a
swimming pool in your yard, it is absolutely necessary that adults
supervise children in or near the pool. Even small wading pools can be
dangerous for small children. (Added
June 17, 2000)
Spring
- Because observation is such a basic
learning tool, springtime provides an ideal climate for learning outdoors.
A nature walk or a picnic provide excellent opportunities for discovery,
observation and discussion. Here are some suggestions for using a stroll
outdoors as a vehicle for expanding vocabulary, practicing listening and
memory skills and pointing out basic concepts. (Added
February 9, 2000)
Reap
the rewards of gardening with children - Help children plant a
garden, and harvest their appreciation for the wonders of our natural
world. From the first stage of seed selection, on through planting and
tending to the garden, children develop a sense of pride and
responsibility. They may also learn about math, writing, reading and
science - with your help! (Added
March 18, 2000)
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