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13 Ways to Sneak Learning Into Summer Fun
By Patti Ghezzi
My five-year-old daughter, Celia, had an amazing year in prekindergarten. She had the kind of teacher you are lucky to have even once in your school career, and he sparked a love of learning in her. While I want to keep the momentum going over the next few months, I don’t want to push the academics too hard. I want us to have a relaxing, fun summer; I simultaneously hope with all my might for a gifted kindergarten teacher.
Here are my favorite ideas for sneaking learning into the summer months:
1. Try simple science experiments. An oldie, but a goodie, the baking-soda volcano is a tried and true way to spark fun and creativity during the summer months. When I looked up the instructions, I was shocked at how easy it is. To my surprise, there are countless fun and simple experiments that families can do at home, even without a background in science.
2. Create a family newsletter. Enlist your kids to choose a template from your computer’s office suite. Older kids will be able to quickly learn their way around the program. Younger kids can help take photos and write stories about family adventures, vacations and fun times at home. They can dictate their summer memories to a parent or older sibling. Include a favorite summer recipe. Send your newsletter to family members and friends.
3. Find a pen pal. Celia wants a pen pal so badly she can’t stand it. Her school friend is moving to another state, so we’ll try to arrange a correspondence with her. Celia also has cousins scattered about, but she wants a new friend, preferably in her favorite country, France, so I’m planning to check out pen pal programs such as International Pen Friends. Yes, I’ll monitor her pen pal friendships closely!
4. Make up silly stories. Remember Mad Libs? You can create your own fill-in-the-blank stories. Don’t overthink, just start writing. “Every time we pass by the big house on the corner, we think about the time our pet (animal), (name of favorite teacher), got loose in the neighborhood and ended up eating (favorite food) out of (favorite neighbor)’s refrigerator.”
5. Record your own audiobooks. Let your child read her favorite book while you record it. Save the recording on your computer, and let her listen to her story when she craves down time. If you have several kids, assign each a character.
6. Create your own book series. Start by brainstorming ideas for a character and setting. Then think about what will make your character special. Maybe he or she is an amateur detective or obsessed with baking cupcakes. Older kids can write their stories on the computer, and younger kids can dictate to a parent or an older sibling.
7. Experiment with different art media. Play with different types of paint, from watercolor to oil-based (wear a smock!). Make your own paint. Check out pastels, colored pencils, charcoal and other art supplies. Help your kids discover their favorite ways to express their creativity. Encourage them to make mixed-media masterpieces.
8. Play restaurant. Gather some takeout menus and a play cash register. One child places an order, and the other tallies up the bill. Make your own menu, featuring your kitchen specialties. When a parent returns home from work, let the parent order off the menu.
9. Use word magnets to make sentences. Write words on magnetic tape, or get premade magnetic words. Let your child use a cookie sheet to rearrange the words to make sentences. Challenge your child to make longer and longer sentences.
10. Do laundry together. Crazy but true, laundry is educational! Preschoolers can help you sort laundry by color, find matching socks and count towels and washcloths.
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Fireworks Safety for July 4th!
Fireworks
If you live somewhere that allows individuals to use fireworks, proceed with caution and use common sense. The National Council of Fireworks suggests the following precautions:- Follow the directions on all fireworks, and don't use them for anything other than what they're intended for.
- Don't attempt to alter nor combine fireworks products.
- Never use homemade fireworks.
- Report illegal explosives to the nearest fire or police department.
- When lighting fireworks, always have water handy. A hose is best, but a bucket will suffice.
- Spectators should remain a safe distance from the fireworks being lit.
- Whoever lights the fireworks must be sober, wear safety glasses, and keep clothing well away from the flame when lighting.
- Only light fireworks outdoors on a smooth, flat surface, away from all flammable materials including dry leaves and paper.
- Never try to relight fireworks that appear to be duds. Wait up to 20 minutes for a possible delayed ignition. Then if nothing happens, soak the firework in a bucket of water and dispose of it.
- Dispose of all firework materials by first soaking them in water before putting them in the trash.
- Keep sparklers away from clothing and other flammable materials.
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Monday, June 29, 2015
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Tuesday, June 23, 2015
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Saturday, June 13, 2015
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OPEN HOUSE!! 17072 Whispering Brook, Riverside 92503 Come by and see Lisa 951-809-7501
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Wednesday, June 10, 2015
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Tuesday, June 9, 2015
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LISTEN UP!!!
General Open House Food Tips
Remember, you’re a real estate salesperson. Not a chef. You’re there to sell a home, not to show off your cooking skills. Don’t spend so much time cooking that you fail to call contacts, prospect and market to people. Eyes on the prize.- Avoid common allergens. Just 8 foods account for 90 percent of all food allergies in the U.S. Many of these are common mainly to children. Here are the most common allergens:
- Eggs (Deviled eggs notwithstanding!)
- Fish
- Milk
- Tree nuts (like hazelnuts, almonds and Brazil nuts)
- Peanuts
- Shellfish
- Soy
- Wheat
- Avoid greasy foods or anything that leaves a residue on the fingers. It has a tendency to wind up on walls, furniture, doors and glass.
- Skewers are handy, and make open house food easy to prepare and serve.
- Avoid sauces and gravies, which can drip all over the place. Instead, consider marinating meats before cooking and serving.
- Take it easy on the spices. You’re cooking for the masses
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Monday, June 8, 2015
Cluttter, Clutter, Clutter!!!
Hey Sellers! Does your kitchen look like this?
Remember, if your home is on the market....
De-Clutter!!
Just a friendly reminder!!!
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Friday, June 5, 2015
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Thursday, June 4, 2015
Norco Single Story Home!!
Single Story Norco Home!!
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Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Riverside Single Story Home!!
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Monday, June 1, 2015
Interesting Real Estate News
Real Estate News
1. 75% of a real estate agent's business comes from referrals and word of mouth..
2. Agents are still spending way too much money on new lead sources, rather than investing in their existing clients.
Simply put, if most of your business is coming from your past clients and it costs you six to seven times more to acquire a new customer than it does to retain an existing one, then it looks like you should focus your efforts on marketing to your past clients!!
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Friday, May 29, 2015
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Thursday, May 28, 2015
Good Info... Sunscreen; Fact, Tips, Tricks
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Sunscreen: Facts, Tips, Tricks
Here in the west, we’re entering into summer, and you know what that means: fun in the sun – and more exposed skin in need of extra sun protection! But even for those entering into winter, protection from ultraviolet (UV) rays is still just as necessary! We skin therapists know this, but do your clients? Here are some easy tips to share with them for keeping skin protected from those ever harmful UV rays:
Protect and Apply Sunscreen Liberally.
It’s not enough to just apply sunscreen, make sure enough sunscreen is actually used, whether in direct sunlight or not. Studies indicate that most people do not apply nearly as much daylight protection as they should. A teaspoon for the face and a shot glass for the body are needed, and re-apply every 2hrs. It is best to stay out of the midday sun (from mid-morning to late afternoon) whenever you can. Wear long sleeves and long pants of tightly woven fabrics, a hat with a wide brim, and sunglasses that absorb UV. Thanks to today’s sophisticated formulas and technology, you can select your sunscreen according to your skin condition or your lifestyle. Choose exactly what the skin needs, from oil free, matted formulas for oily skin, chemical free sunblock for sensitive skin, easy, waterproof sprays or protective wipes for the kids or a light booster with SPF to add to your favorite moisturizer.
Soothe Over Exposed Skin
Let’s face it: you forgot the sunscreen, didn’t apply enough or got caught in a hot sunny spell. The damage is done but today we have access to super soothing botanicals and cooling after sun gels that help repair DNA damage, prevent peeling, reduce redness and heal inflammation. Apply generously over exposed skin at the first sight of a pink glow. And remember for next time- one blistering sunburn doubles your risk of melanoma, so be sure to get a yearly skin exam by a doctor and perform a self-examination once a month to detect early warning signs of carcinomas and malignant melanoma. Look for a new growth or any skin change.
Repair and Treat Sun Damage
UV light causes photoaging in the form of brown spots, coarse skin and wrinkles whether you have burned your skin or not. When sunlight comes in contact with skin, a cascade of damage results, such as the stripping of barrier lipids (causing inflammation), the production of reactive oxygen molecules (which affect healthy cell growth), the stimulation of collagen destructing enzymes, the list goes on and on. So that tan may look pretty, but it indicates damage. Step up your regimen and bombard your skin with age fighting products and ingredients to help undo any damage that may occur to further protect it from the aging effects of Ultraviolet (UV) radiation.
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
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Tuesday, May 26, 2015
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Memorial Day 2015!
Don't forget to say "Thank You!"
To All the men and women who have served or serving our great country!
Thank You!!
Lisa Richardson
DisneyLand 60 yrs. old
Disneyland is 60 yrs. old.....
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Thursday, May 21, 2015
Century 21 Gold- Wine & Cheese Mixer 2015!
Thanks to everyone who attended our mixer for our new office!
Century 21 Gold - Jurupa Valley!!
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Tuesday, May 19, 2015
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Jurupa Valley Home!
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Thursday, May 14, 2015
Come Join Us!!
Century 21 Jurupa Valley
You’re cordially
invited!
To join us for our Wine
& Cheese Networking Event on
May 20th at 5pm -7pm at our newest location
6205 Pats Ranch Road
Unit G, Jurupa Valley, CA. 91752
Please RSVP by May 15th
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