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Foreign Languages
It’s Saturday, and time for Foreign Languages. Charlie and I will be checking into these resources this week. If you have used these can you let me know what you thought of them and why. MyChineseLessons Age Range: 6-18 (Grades 2-12, with parental supervision) This site has a kid-friendly format that claims to make learning Chinese easy and fun. When you get to the site, you can start on Lesson 1, or view the “Lesson Index” to view the choices including: Hello! How Are You? Numbers and Counting Today, Tomorrow and Yesterday Let’s Eat! and more. Each lesson explains how to draw the character and has helpful hints on how to memorize it. As explained at the site, “All of…
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Little Medical School
I wanted to share another Camp who had a booth at Summer Camp in DFW which Charlie, David and I went to a couple weeks ago. Before we even arrived I knew I wanted to check out Little Medical School. LITTLE MEDICAL SCHOOL® PROGRAMS The Little Medical School® curriculum is about more than just being a doctor, we explore the wide range of careers in the medical field! I loved learning that you can take the courses in your home. I wouldn’t have a way to get Charlie to the classes. The Little Medical School® is a course Charlie wants to we could do LMS at home on our own time in our…
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[Nutrition] Tips for Understanding Food Labels
Good morning, with my family trying to eat better I can lose the weight I’ have’ve been trying to lose. We have been reading nutrition labels when shopping. As we was getting ready to go shopping I thought you might like to have [Nutrition] Tips for Understanding Food Labels so you can purchase foods that are more healthy as well. While trying to maintain healthy eating habits, one thing to do is to know what ingredients are present in the foods you are consuming. According to nutritionist Dr. Alvin Berger, MS, Ph. D, Adjunct Professor of Nutrition, University of Minnesota, and Co-Founder LifeSense Products. “It is important to understand the…








