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This straight-forward resource gives teachers, counselors, and parents over 140 common-sense lessons with reproducible activities for developing traits selected as representative of good character, such as honesty, generosity and fairness. This guide is organized into three sections focusing on respect for self, respect for others, and a positive outlook on life. Each lesson defines a specific character trait, shows children how to recognize the trait, and provides opportunities for children to apply...

For the Kids 2: A Family-friendly Guide to Outings and Activities for Children in Ireland

This book is packed full of fun nature activities that will help children engage with the season and learn practical new skills. Activities for Spring include building bird nesting boxes, sprouting seeds, landscaping and planting a garden, using plant-based dyes and paints, milk processing and beekeeping. The activities in this book are based on practical experience from the Children's Nature and Garden Centre in Germany, and are fully tried and tested. In the same series as "Autumn Nature Activities...

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It’s time to leave computer games behind and get out into the fresh air! Kids love sailing and windsurfing, its a fun and healthy hobby - So why not give your kid a great opportunity to learn/participate in watersport activities?

This book is packed full of fun nature activities that will help children engage with the season and learn practical new skills. The authors have included a mix of indoor and outdoor activities for autumn, including picking and cooking fruit, basket-making, building houses and shelters, looking after birds, working with beeswax, and making paper. The activities in this book are based on practical experience from the Children's Nature and Garden Centre in Reichshof, and are fully tried and tested.

These action-packed outdoor activities for kids provide great inspiration for the more unusual things that kids like to do and irrespective of the weather, these exciting days out are guaranteed to put a smile on little ones faces. Children are watched carefully under the eyes of expert leaders and qualified instructors.

Other possibilities: the two Uni museums on Downing Street. The 'Dinosaur' one and the 'Big Whale' one (as we call them) are both brill, and free. Many happy trips there with 2 year old niece, and they're very child friendly too. Also, parks are plentiful and free in Cambridge too. If weather's nice and hot, there's the one off Coleridge Road with water to paddle in as well as swings etc, or the Christ's Pieces one is quite nice and well maintained.

I have been using these cards to teach yoga daily to my special needs class. The children love the animal postures and the variety within each section. I teach a selection of new ones each week so the children don't get bored. They find this very motivating and it's certainly helping the dyspraxic ones with their balance and stability. The cards are so easy to use that anyone can follow the child-friendly instructions.

There's nothing like the thrill of finding out about faraway places. Now you can meet the people and share the customs of differenet Countries by creating some of the things that keep their cultures alive. You'll make a book mark from Guatemaian to learning about how prehistoric people told stories by making your own version of a cave painting.