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Homeschool Resource: August 16 National Roller Coaster Day #RollerCoasterDay
I know a lot of children have gone back to school the past couple weeks or will be returning in the next couple weeks. I wanted to share a #Holiday that would make a fun #Homeschool Lesson Plan and fun #FieldTrip and a great way to end Summer. Join my family today as we celebrate August 16th National Roller Coaster Day #RollerCoasterDay a #HomeschoolResource. A roller coaster is a type of amusement ride employing a form of elevated railroad track that carries passengers on a train through tight turns, steep slopes, and other elements.[1][2] Roller coasters are usually designed to produce a thrilling experience, though some roller coasters aim to provide a more gentle experience.[3] Trains consist of open cars…
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Simplify Summer Travel with Baby & Kids: Must-Have Product Picks
If your luck enough to be traveling with young kids this Summer? Or you’re jetting off for a vacation or heading out for a weekend adventure, a smoother journey starts with the right gear. We’ve curated a list of parent-approved essentials designed to make traveling with babies and young children simpler, lighter, and more enjoyable. Take a look at the products and let me know which ones you most would like to have and why. As my friends daughter gets closer to her due-date I know Tara and her daughter would be excited to receive any of these products because the mom is a single teenager living with Tara. Hope…
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Homeschool Resource: The TurfMutt Foundation Offers Free Curriculum to Combat Kids’ “Summer Slide”
As the final bell rings at schools across the Country, the TurfMutt Foundation offers its free environmental educational resources to parents, educators and caregivers to help combat Summer learning loss (a.k.a. “Summer slide”). The Foundation’s lesson plans feature the popular TurfMutt Cartoon characters to teach kids in grades K-8 about STEM concepts. “Summer months are crucial for kids’ academic success,” says Kris Kiser, President and CEO of the TurfMutt Foundation, which has advocated for the use and care of green spaces for over 15 years. “By exploring the outdoors and learning about nature – through our curriculum and in the green space around us – kids can continue to develop critical thinking…
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