by Frank Bonetti
April is Math Awareness Month and a good time to evaluate your child’s math skills. In the upper grades, math can become frustrating to students and homework often becomes a source of anxiety. Many find that math is the most difficult to master of all the subjects. Parents can ease this frustration by providing help and positive feedback to their children during homework time.
Guest post from KidsActivitiesBlog.com
Here’s a simple idea for how to make an Easter bunny. It’s amazing what a cute Easter bunny craft can be made from a paper plate!
Free unleashed fun for dog lovers and pooches of all sizes when historic Cotton Bowl field transforms into a tail-wagging time complete with splash pools, a pet/owner look-alike contest and more
Event Info.
Sunday, April 7, 2013 from 1 – 5 p.m.
Cotton Bowl Stadium at Fair Park
3750 Cotton Bowl Circle, Dallas, TX 75210
Sci-Tech Discovery Center has Exciting Summer Camps Planned for Your Kids!
Sci-Tech Summer Discovery Camps are filled with “Mind-Stretching Fun” meant to inspire and engage young learners with hands-on STEM learning. Participants range from PreK-5th grade. Themes include space exploration, survival skills, superheroes & more!
Sci-Tech camps feature special guests, team challenges, interactive games & experiments. All sessions have a 1:10 adult/student ratio, with a maximum of 20 kids per class. These 5-day experiences can be AM (9am-12pm), PM (1pm-4pm) or both. Extended care for working parents is available.
Camps run from June 15-August 16 and all take place at our center. Week-long, half-day registrations are $115/camper (member discounts are available).
If your child loves hands-on science fun, Sci-Tech Discovery Center’s summer camps are just the thing!
Guest post by Kids ‘R’ Kids of Dallas/Fort Worth
With more mothers going back to work within the first year of their infant’s life, it has become incredibly important for parents to make the right choices about childcare for their baby. Choosing the proper childcare is a difficult decision as there are often many options to consider: Would you prefer care in your home, childcare in someone else’s home, or care in a childcare or early education center? And then there’s the question of the costs involved, as well as the psychological issues of leaving ones’ baby with someone else?
Here are 3 important factors to consider when choosing a quality childcare. The considerations mentioned are based on the primary developmental needs of your little one. Use of kidspiration and more innovative learning is what parents expect out of nurseries these days.
