March 2011: Ideas for Every Day of the Month!

Jo - Tuesday, February 22, 2011, 6:21 pm
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March 2011

These calendars are designed to give you tons of information about March 2011. I have left weekends out so you can enjoy your family .

March themed student-made books, games, and activities will be on my next blog.

March Calendars:

  1. Holidaysmart
  2. Brownielocks
  3. Fun-odd-march-holidays-to-celebrate-with-kids
  4. About.com
  5. The People History (to change the date, click on the calendar on left side of the page)
  6. Info please

March 1st: (Tuesday)

March 2nd:  (Wednesday)

March 3rd:   (Thursday)

March 4th:  (Friday)

March 7th:  (Monday)

March 8th: (Tuesday)

March 9th:  (Wednesday)

March 10th: (Thursday)

March 11th:  (Friday)

March 13th: Sunday) Daylight Savings Time

March 14th: (Monday)

March 15th:  (Tuesday)

March 16th:  (Wednesday)

March 17th:  (Thursday)

March 18th:  (Friday)

March 20th: (Sunday) First Day of Spring

March 21st:  (Monday)

March 22nd:  (Tuesday)

March 23th:  (Wednesday)

March 24th:  (Thursday)

March 25th:  (Friday)

March 28th:  (Monday)

March 29th:  (Tuesday)

March 30th:  (Wednesday)

March 31th:  (Thursday)


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Summer Writing Ideas (From A to Z)

Jo - Saturday, May 22, 2010, 11:27 pm
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Categories: General

This Summer I Want to:

Need a way to keep your child happy, productive, and NOT BORED?

1.  Cut out 28 white sun-shaped pages and 2 orange sun-shaped pages. (I use my cricut expressions machine for the cutting, but the pages can be hand-cut.)

2.  Make a cover for the book such as the one below:

3.  Place one letter per page. I like to use tactile letters. If your child is learning his letters, try the examples below.

4. For each letter ask your child to think of something he wants to do using one letter.  For younger children, assist them with the writing.

4.  If you wish, take pictures of your child doing the an activity in his book.  Glue the photo on the corresponding page and write the date next to the photo.

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