We are usually great at working, learning, eating and sleeping simply because there are rules about those but when it comes to fun and play we easily neglect. We make up for that neglect with a quick TV show or ten, computer game or two, jumping in the car in search of fun by means...
(Film, US, Nick Grinde, 1932) When a charming waitress (Barbara Stanwyck) and an ardent med student (Regis Toomey) inform his wealthy mother (Clara Blandick) of their wish to marry, she goes to deranged lengths to separate them. Romantic melodrama burns with good old fashioned class ...
Itryto be unbiased, I really do – I sincerely try to just grab a sample out of the basket and put it on for the first time without looking at the name or the notes, only looking at the vial when I have a preliminary feel for what’s on my skin. Repeat testings, of course, c...
The camp wisely took everyone’s picture the first day when we arrived, not just because it would be the happiest and cleanest all the campers would look for the entire week, but also to have a current photo to distribute to any search and rescue teams in the unlikely event that a child...
Eventually I settled on a ‘I’m bored of side on dinosaurs’ view looking right down the barrel. Looking back at this I think I was going to be a lot more daring with the integument. I mean look at all that stuff on the sketch. ...
Let your tactile learners express themselves by drawing and making things. Have them draw a scene with new vocabulary that they have just learned, or build and make things with lego or play doh.Craftsare also a great way to teach and reinforce new vocabulary. ...
Well, that’s just not enough to hurt it. Unfortunately, even with the best of luck, your fists just aren’t going to cut it; this dragon is tougher than that. Draw your epic longsword? Come up with a daring maneuver to topple some heavy crates onto your foe? Parlay with the beast...
On the board draw a picture of a house, similar to below. Make sure you draw it as big as possible to fill the board. Elicit the words “house”, “tree” and “sun”. You can also teach/elicit “roof” and “chimney” as extra vocabulary. ...
(it's a bit hard to "read" an electronic character's tone!), and she also discussed with me what draws her into a store in real life and how that might be applied to the game. What I'd like to see as a mom are more of these games for boys. What would draw a boy in?
Only time will tell, but in that time I will no longer be the me that was most receptive to their music and the band will have to compete with far more music (old, new, whatever) than they ever did when I obsessively listened to them. Then I had no way of getting their work ...