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• Torn Paper Animal Collage

  

  I really love torn edges and all the irregularities that come with them. Kids tend to want the control of the shapes they make by using scissors, but with... Read more

  The 31 December 2011 by   Kathybarbro
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• Gambling Lessons Should Be Taught in Schools, Says Charity; Commentators Splutter

  

  Wheel of Fortune: Gambling with our lives. Photocredit: Shimazu http://www.flickr.com/photos/shimazu/3530389945/ GamCare, a charity for gambling addicts, has... Read more

  The 07 December 2011 by   Periscope
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• Religion in America: The View from Britain

  

  I always find it amusing when our British cousins, being a bit older and often wiser, look at the American scene and feel compelled to give us a gentle... Read more

  The 18 December 2011 by   Cris
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• Situations Matter: Be Prepared for the Right Thing at the Right Time

  

  Quick! Name three things that are handy to always keep around! Just name the first three things you can think of. You probably came up with a bunch of things. A... Read more

  The 03 December 2011 by   Finance4youth
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• M.C. Escher Eye Drawing

  

  M.C. Escher was one of the world’s most famous graphic artists. He created many visual riddles, and an amazingly detailed piece titled “Eye” that offers lots... Read more

  The 30 December 2011 by   Kathybarbro
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• Gingerbread House Marker Drawing

  

  Ask kids to draw a house made out of candy and their imaginations can can take off pretty fast.1. I had students start their drawing with the top edge of the... Read more

  The 17 December 2011 by   Kathybarbro
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• Difficulty Getting Children to Save

  

  I was talking with a co-worker the other day about teaching kids about money. She mentioned that she had problems getting her child to save money. In her... Read more

  The 17 December 2011 by   Finance4youth
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• Santa Claus Drawing

  

  I helped students draw a Santa today, and they had no trouble thinking of situations to put him in – on a roof, in front of a door or a tree. Seems there’s no... Read more

  The 13 December 2011 by   Kathybarbro
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• BRIEF History on Some Winter Holidays.

  

  I’m going to try to keep this one short so people can go out and enjoy the season. This will be my last post of 2011, as I’m taking the remainder of the year of... Read more

  The 23 December 2011 by   Finance4youth
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• Quilling Snowflakes

  

  Quilling is an art form that involves rolling, and gluing strips of paper together to create decorative designs. If you use bread ties instead, the curl stays... Read more

  The 12 December 2011 by   Kathybarbro
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