849 pages of exceptional Autumn/Fall/Halloween crafts, recipes and activities for kids (and families) authored by a fellow homeschooling WAHM. This item can be previewed at this link. Ideal for the homeschooling family. Exceptional value for the valuable (and voluminous) educational resources you will get.
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Sunday, October 14, 2007
Internet Safety ForKids
Articles Category: Kids - ArticlesUp.com
The internet is a great place for finding out information, emailing friends, and meeting and chatting to new friends. The majority of the internet and its users are harmless, but you need to be aware that not everyone who is they always seem to be.
Unfortunately some people abuse the internet and their usage in an attempt to mislead other people. This can vary from simple small fibs or exaggerations to full on lies which are completely untrue and are meant to mislead you and other people. Therefore, although the majority of your internet usage is safe, you should still take steps to ensure your safety when on the internet.
Chatrooms and messageboards are common places for meeting new people with similar interests and require particular attention when speaking and messaging people away from the safety of these confines.
By following some basic safety tips you can ensure your own safe use of the internet and at the same time give your parents piece of mind so that they can trust you to carry on using the internet without too many restrictions.
- Never give anyone your address, telephone number, school name or location or any other personal information, even if its someone you think you can trust
- Never tell anyone things about people you know, especially things like the names, addresses, emails and telephone numbers of your friends, where your parents work, credit card numbers or anything else that is private
- Do not respond to a message that makes you feel uncomfortable. Always tell your parents, or another adult you can trust straightway, and remember, it's not your fault if you receive a message like that
- Never send anyone a picture of yourself over the internet without checking first with your parents
- Do not give out your internet password to anyone (even your best friends) except your parents
- Never agree to meet up with someone you have met online without first discussing it with your parents
- If your parents agree to the meeting taking place, make sure they go with you and always meet people in a public place
- Help your parents set up rules for when and how long you can be online, and then don't break the rules without their permission
- Be open with your parents about your internet usage. The more honest you are with them will help them to worry less and develop trust which will hopefully allow you more freedom in your internet usage
- Do not visit sites or sign up to websites or mailing lists without knowing what they are or what they are for
- Do not download or install programmes without first asking the permission of the owner of the computer
- Don't be rude or say bad things to people online
- And most of all, try to enjoy what the world wide web has to offer
Article Source: http://www.articlesup.com
Self Safe discusses personal and online safety issues for you and your family. Find out more about how to keep yourself and your family safe by visiting www.self-safe.com.
The internet is a great place for finding out information, emailing friends, and meeting and chatting to new friends. The majority of the internet and its users are harmless, but you need to be aware that not everyone who is they always seem to be.
Unfortunately some people abuse the internet and their usage in an attempt to mislead other people. This can vary from simple small fibs or exaggerations to full on lies which are completely untrue and are meant to mislead you and other people. Therefore, although the majority of your internet usage is safe, you should still take steps to ensure your safety when on the internet.
Chatrooms and messageboards are common places for meeting new people with similar interests and require particular attention when speaking and messaging people away from the safety of these confines.
By following some basic safety tips you can ensure your own safe use of the internet and at the same time give your parents piece of mind so that they can trust you to carry on using the internet without too many restrictions.
- Never give anyone your address, telephone number, school name or location or any other personal information, even if its someone you think you can trust
- Never tell anyone things about people you know, especially things like the names, addresses, emails and telephone numbers of your friends, where your parents work, credit card numbers or anything else that is private
- Do not respond to a message that makes you feel uncomfortable. Always tell your parents, or another adult you can trust straightway, and remember, it's not your fault if you receive a message like that
- Never send anyone a picture of yourself over the internet without checking first with your parents
- Do not give out your internet password to anyone (even your best friends) except your parents
- Never agree to meet up with someone you have met online without first discussing it with your parents
- If your parents agree to the meeting taking place, make sure they go with you and always meet people in a public place
- Help your parents set up rules for when and how long you can be online, and then don't break the rules without their permission
- Be open with your parents about your internet usage. The more honest you are with them will help them to worry less and develop trust which will hopefully allow you more freedom in your internet usage
- Do not visit sites or sign up to websites or mailing lists without knowing what they are or what they are for
- Do not download or install programmes without first asking the permission of the owner of the computer
- Don't be rude or say bad things to people online
- And most of all, try to enjoy what the world wide web has to offer
Article Source: http://www.articlesup.com
Self Safe discusses personal and online safety issues for you and your family. Find out more about how to keep yourself and your family safe by visiting www.self-safe.com.
Saturday, October 13, 2007
Friday, October 12, 2007
Origami Zebra by Joost Langeveld
Folding an origami zebra. Intro-music from: www.freeplaymusic.com. This amazing man makes paper-crafting and origami look like child's play :) I have embedded his African Animal videos into my website and look forward to his camel and elephant, due shortly. This zebra is so cute though! A must-see for paper crafters.
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Thursday, October 11, 2007
Your Guardian Angel - The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
Your Guardian Angel by Red Jumpsuit Apparatus.Starring Alex Ford, Caroline Ford(9), and Andrew Ford(7) Ford.Filmed and Edited by Alex. Great quality! Makes me woozy :o)(I KNOW THAT I AM PLAYING AN ELECTRIC GUITAR INSTEAD OF AN ACOUSTIC. DON'T TELL ME, I ALREADY KNOW.)
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Our Vanishing Wildlife - Hornaday 1937
Excellent addition to any wildlife lover's collection, free Gutenberg eBook to download in your preferred format, even audio. 80 years ago there were huge concerns raised about animals and wildlife worldwide. Seems little heed was paid.
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Gorillas in Rwanda, Africa 2006
Trekking to see a family of Mountain Gorillas (including one huge Silverback) in Parc National de Volcans, Rwanda, Africa in July 2006. One the greastest experiences of my life!
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Animals of Africa, African Gorilla *Critically Endangered* : Donnette Davis
An illustrated mini factual and activity ebook highlighting the characteristics and plight of the African Gorilla, and the threats facing it today. Specific focus on conservation. Suitable for primary school learners. Useful teacher/parent resource. From www.staidenshomeschool.com/animals/gorilla.html
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Wednesday, October 10, 2007
WAHM - A FREE income producing website worth $1097
An opportunity for the Work-At-Home-Mum to explore business opportunities on the Internet. This promises to earn an income for even the most inexperienced webbie. Does it work? I don't know, but the website is really user friendly and you have different options of where you would like to focus your attention. Back up support is phenomenal.
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Free Website for WAHM worth $1097
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"Tired of business opportunities that do not deliver what they promise? We have reviewed the top selling programs on the Internet today. Below you will find reviews of the top 3 opportunities that actually work. The key to making money online is knowing how and where to start. Without the right starting point you will waste precious time and a ton of money. The following products guarantee your online success, all you have to do is read them and follow their expert advice!"
Does this work? I ean can anyone actually make an income from this? I don't know, but I am happy with the new website :)
"Tired of business opportunities that do not deliver what they promise? We have reviewed the top selling programs on the Internet today. Below you will find reviews of the top 3 opportunities that actually work. The key to making money online is knowing how and where to start. Without the right starting point you will waste precious time and a ton of money. The following products guarantee your online success, all you have to do is read them and follow their expert advice!"
Does this work? I ean can anyone actually make an income from this? I don't know, but I am happy with the new website :)
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Westlife - Home (New Single)
Westlife's new single, cover of "Home" originally by Michael Buble - the actual clip hasn't been released yet. The single is to be released for sale on October 29th; the release date of their album is November 12th. "Home" is currently available to listen to on their website and MySpace.
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Monday, October 8, 2007
Homeschooling eStore Index - Resources for the WAHM and HS family
Web Development Products for the Work at Home Mum, just starting out or wanting to create a web-based business. Also great resources for homeschooling families. Many free products such as software and eBooks relating to earning a web-based income , developing your website, seasonal ebooks and software and great resources and links to other sites.
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Sunday, October 7, 2007
Thursday, October 4, 2007
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