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2009/2/8

Making Paper Doll Chain with Your Kids

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@ 09:08 PM (9 months, 1 day ago)
Making a paper doll chain is a perfect activity for dads and children on a sleepy afternoon. It is simple and does not require either time or money. Most importantly, it will be an exercise in creativity that the children will surely enjoy.

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2008/9/18

Building a Tree House for Your Kids

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@ 10:22 PM (13 months, 24 days ago)
Building a tree house is a great project idea for a dad. For one thing, it is a fun activity for the kids that also has learning value to it. Besides, a tree house means that the kids have their own special place to spend quality hours with their friends in the safe environment of your own backyard.

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2008/9/4

How to Play with Your Ten Month Old Baby

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@ 01:02 AM (14 months, 9 days ago)
Babies around ten months of age will enjoy being introduced to new toys or games. This is because they become increasingly curious and variety stimulates them. Exposure to newer experiences helps their ability to perceive and understand things better.

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2008/5/23

Travel with Kids - Five Stuff-free Games for Long Car Trips

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@ 03:51 AM (17 months, 23 days ago)
It's almost the end of the school year, and, despite the soaring cost of gas, you likely have some travel in store for you and the family during the coming months. Here are five ideas you can keep at the back of your mind when the "how much longer?" questions start coming fast and furious.

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2008/5/7

Making Predictions are Fun during Reading Aloud with Kids

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@ 10:02 PM (18 months, 8 days ago)
A special type of question are prediction questions that ask children to make an informed guess about what will happen next in a story. Prediction questions develop children's logical thinking skills. The key is this: Do not only ask for a prediction, also ask for the reasoning behind the prediction. The principle we must bear in mind is: the quality of a prediction is determined not by what actually happens next in the book but by the quality of the reasoning behind the prediction.

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2008/4/28

Getting Children to Comment and Question During Read Aloud

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@ 10:48 PM (18 months, 17 days ago)
Remember that 'Reading aloud is a journey, not a race'. To make this journey longer, more valuable and more enjoyable, we adults should not be the only ones talking just because we are the only ones reading aloud. The key point is: Being active can increase children's understanding, enjoyment and learning.

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2008/3/26

How to Prepare to Read Aloud

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@ 10:00 PM (19 months, 20 days ago)
The key point is: If dads practice first before reading aloud to children, they can do a better job. Because their goal is to convince children to love reading, just like sellers need to know their products well in order to convince customers to buy them, they need to know the books they will read well in order to convince children of the joys of reading. So, if possible, dads should practice first.

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2008/2/11

Making the Solar System interesting for Kids

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@ 08:08 PM (21 months, 4 days ago)
Killing aliens with the x-box may not be the only way for your kids to step outside the planet. Dads and kids can still share the thrill of a darkened planetarium or the awe of a star-bright night sky. Such experiences can make the universe seem within our reach, help dads bond with their children.

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