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84Dr. Seuss: Lesson Plans and Activities for How the Grinch Stole Christmas
You'll love this guide to Christmas lesson plans and related resources and activities to use with the uber popular children's book by Dr. Seuss, How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Teach core skills like reading, writing and math or just have fun with creative craft projects.
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83An Oobleck Recipe and Fun Experiments With a Non-Newtonian Fluid
Oobleck is a strange goo that forms when cornstarch and water are mixed in a specific ratio. It changes from a liquid to a solid when a force is applied, then back to a liquid when the force is removed. It’s great fun to experiment or play with oobleck!
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85Why Is Reading At Home the Most Important Homework? Teach Your Children How To Read : Lead It by Example!
Reading at home is an important practice while forming a progressive and prosperous family foundation. The most important thing that your children will ever be exposed to-more than watching television, playing electronic games or utilizing any other form of media -is seeing their parents read.
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81Dr. Seuss: An American Icon
I’m pretty sure everyone at some point in their lives has read a Dr. Seuss book. Whether it be as a child yourself or reading to your own child, or both. When reading Dr. Seuss and his imaginative...
79Alternative Wedding Ceremony Vows and Readings
Most wedding ceremonies are very traditional and feature the same Biblical readings and standard vows. While the old customs can be beautiful, for some couples, they simply are not original enough. Your wedding is one of the very few occasions in...
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71Anti-Pick Up Lines for Use Against Aggressive Women
(Disclaimer: As a guy, a single one, I am a pro at this. I ask you kindly not to try this at home or the local digs. I am not responsible for the devastating consequences.) While this may seem egotistical, I am the hottest commodity on the market....
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78Top 7 Most Famous Names (that are actually Pen Names)
Pen names, or pseudonyms, have been used throughout history for various reasons. I use the pseudonym Cydro, although I can't cite a reason for source. Check out these authors that were a lot more successful than I am, and the reason they chose their pen names:
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74Winnie the Pooh and the Meaning of Life
Chances are you've seen the show Winnie the Pooh at least once. And, chances are, you've long since forgotten about it. You most likely watched it when you were young, maybe 4 or 5 years old. A few years passed and you began to shed your childlike...
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71Dr. Seuss Birthday Party Ideas
Dr.Seuss Birthday Party Ideas;A Dr. Seuss birthday party is one way solve the dilemma because there are just so many Dr. Seuss birthday party ideas that you could play around with, to create a party that will be uniquely special to your child.
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