If we told you that math and chemistry could be a fun thing to explore on a rainy Saturday afternoon, you might think we were bonkers. But, if you think about the kitchen as the classroom, it can be a blast.
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Ike Ani
Share Marketplace For Kids
2/10/2010
The tender age, just prior to the teenage years set in and also the teen years, leave a striking impact on children. Consequently, if children stock marketplace education is correctly undertaken, it can inculcate a responsible outlook and understanding of financial issues in kids.
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Evgheny Stivenson
Should I let my child play Dress up Games?
2/7/2009
As any parent of a child knows, children are substituting traditional dolls with their small clothing for computer generated virtual dolls. It's only natural; just think for a moment that for them, computers, laptops, internet, control remotes, and USBs have always existed.
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Dallas Brown
Tips on How to Help Your Kids Finish Their Home Work
1/18/2010
Home work has always the point of contentions between parents and their kids after school. One side just want to have a rest after a whole day of work in school while the other want their kids to learn the value of hard work and therefore would want them to continue the work when at home when they are assigned by their teachers. But home works are necessary part of school life and need not be something that parents and kids will fight about. In fact, parents can even help their kids with their home works without really providing the answers to it.
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Mark Ver Zeniel
Benefits of teaching chess to children
8/1/2009
The game of chess is a real test to the mental capabilities of a person. By testing and training the mental capabilities, the game refines the character of the person who plays chess on a regular basis. It is this special quality of the game of chess that made it withstand the travails of time and technology for the past 1500 years and still fascinates people.