Posts Tagged 'education'
Back-to-School Sanity Saver Tips from Annie Pleshette Murphy
With summer winding down, it’s important for the entire family to transition from a summer playhouse to a more structured environment BEFORE school starts.
To do this without loosing your sanity, Annie Pleshette Murphy a psychologist, author, parenting expert for Good Morning America, and former editor-in-chief of Parents magazine recently teamed up with OfficeMax to host the “Back to School Sanity Savers Blogcast” where she provided tips and tricks...
Come Join the Fun On Twitter At Tonight’s #GNO With BING – We Are Talking Teacher Appreciation & I Am a Panelist! #BingLearn
Tonight’s #gno (girl’s night out) party is the first of 4 education-related events for Bing and focuses on Teacher Appreciation.
To join us here are some tips :
Here is The link to a Tweet Grid already set up for the Party :
http://bit.ly/byJlp2
Here are some people you will want to be sure to follow on twitter :
Brand Panelists: @csmnicole @JDluvsBing @SPGI10003 @timetocamp
Community Panelists: @Chatterboxcgc @highimpactmom @memetales...
Miss Trimble’s Trapdoor*
A former elementary school teacher, Lori Jordan-Rice set out to create a children’s book series that was entertaining and educational, with a back-to-basics approach to U.S. history. Her two new books, Miss Trimble’s Trapdoor (Synergy Books, October 2009, 978-0-9821601-4-5, $12.95) and Miss Trimble’s Trapdoor: The Perseverance of Christopher Columbus (Synergy Books, October 2009, 978-0-9821601-5-2, $12.95) usher in an imaginative new series... The Little Stamp Company
Welcome to The Little Stamp Company! Little learners love the sense of accomplishment when they learn to print their names. Our ‘Signature’ self inking stamps, with a large ‘dotted’ font, promote printing in a engaging and interactive way. Each personalized stamp uses child safe washable ink to keep those little hands mess free while they enjoy printing their names on artwork, colouring pages, cards etc. Our educational products help...
