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Tip #40: Road Trips: Make "Getting There" a Little Less Bumpy Compliments of Primrose Schools at Collier Parkway
July often means
traveling to exciting summer vacation destinations. Changes
in the economy have prompted many families to drive to their
destinations to save money. Summer road trips may be easier on the
wallet, but long road trips can be challenging for families with small
children. However, a little advance planning to your vacation
preparations can help make “getting there” more fun for everyone. Make a travel kit with snacks and activities. Use a plastic container, tote, or backpack for easy access to items. Books, crossword puzzles, coloring books, washable crayons/markers, drawing paper, activity books, favorite snacks, cards games, etc. are all great ideas for travel kits.
Pace yourself. Stop as often as you can at rest stops to stretch and allow children to use the restroom. Remember that time is an abstract concept to young children and “just four more hours” may seem like forever to them. If the trip is too much to do in one day, it may be easier on everyone to break it into two shorter trips. Read a favorite book. Traveling is the perfect time to read a favorite book to your child(ren) and/or let them read and explore a book on their own. Another option is to listen to favorite books on tape or CD. Below are a few titles that children at Primrose Schools are enjoying this summer:
Flip Flop Bop
by Matt Novak How I Spent My Summer Vacation by Mark Teague Play car games. Teach your children classic car games you played as a child. “I Spy” is a great travel game for road trips where one player picks something they see and gives clues for other passengers to guess the object. “A to Z Game” is another travel game option. The first player starts with the letter “A” and names an object they see that starts with “A.” The next player selects an object that starts with the letter “B,” and so on, until an object has been named for each letter of the alphabet.Sing a song. Bring along favorite CDs of classic childrens’ songs and/or travel songs. The whole family can sing to the music together as the miles go by. Click to read an archive of Primrose Parenting Tips. ___________________ Scroll Down ___________________ Rainforest Creation at Bishop Larkin Catholic School
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MaKayla McAuley, a preschool student at Bishop Larkin Catholic School in Port Richey visits the school Rainforest.
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The Rainforest was created with recycled materials by middle school science teacher Teresa Lynn and her students.
During the last week of the school year, Bishop Larkin Catholic School middle school Science Teacher, Teresa Lynn, was brainstorming ways to keep all of her students engaged in learning as the clock to begin summer vacation wound down. She decided to re-create a Rainforest in her classroom based on a workshop she had attended. With the help of her middle school science students and some recycled materials; a rainforest was constructed in the science lab. Complete with tropical “plants” and “animals” created by or donated by students, the entire school was invited to come in for a visit!
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Camp information Primrose School
Primrose
School has long been recognized for its fun and educational
summer camp programs, and this summer is no exception. We
have put together a summer camp program that will be
entertaining as well as provide your child with life skills
that will stay with them forever. The
summer program consists of three units of learning that run
for a three or four week period. They are: What’s
Cooking, June 8th, 15th, 22nd.
When I Grow Up, June 29th, July 6th,
13th, 20th. Passport to Adventure,
July 27th, August 3rd, 10th,
17th. We offer flexible summer scheduling to fit
your busy summer needs. Sign up for a week, for one unit of
learning, or for the entire summer camp session. Classes
fill up quickly so we ask that you plan your camp needs
prior to coming in to sign up. We
have some exciting field trips planned for our campers that
include, a visit to a Hydroponic Farm, a tour of a Battle
Ship, trip to MOSI, a trip to the Zoo and one to the
Aquarium, to mention a few. Each field trip is supervised
by our trained staff and campers are transported on our
inspected 26 passenger bus. The child to teacher ratio
for our field trips and other camp activities is one teacher
to twelve campers. This ratio is far below what is
required by the state and below what many other camp
programs offer. As a parent, you are invited on any trips
that may be of interest. However for insurance reasons we
must ask that you transport yourself and meet us at the
field trip location. Our
tuition of $170.00 per week is all inclusive.
Included are: two field trips each week, snacks, lunches,
picnics, supplies, transportation, camp shirt and group
activities. All you have to supply is a child that is eager
to have fun while learning. For
additional information call us direct or visit our web
site. We are always available to answer any questions you
may have.
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KnowledgePoints, Inc., a premier tutoring company located in Land O’Lakes, has announced that Heather Neuhofer is the winner of its “Star Student of the Week” Award. Heather is a 3rd grader at San Antonio Elementary School. The award is based on participation, attendance and academic growth 20090315-00
KnowledgePoints Star Student of the Week Award!
KnowledgePoints, Inc. a premier tutoring company located in Land O’Lakes, has announced that Austin Bruen is the winner of its “Star Student of the Week” Award. Austin is a second grader at Lake Myrtle Elementary School in Land O’Lakes. The award is based on participation, attendance and academic growth. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Open House at Berean Academy
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Video of Berean Academy 2008 Grad Bethany Lynam
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KnowledgePoints Star Student of the Week Award!
KnowledgePoints, Inc. a premier tutoring company has announced that Chris Clark is the winner of its first “Star Student of the Week” Award. The award is based on participation, attendance and academic growth. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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