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Vacation. Tips & Tricks for Planning a Disney Cruise Line Vacation. On this page we have collected some useful advice, tips and tricks that can help you save time and money when you are planning a Disney Cruise Line vacation.
For advice that will help you save time and get the most out of your cruise once you are onboard, visit the DCL Onboard Advice page. Jump to: Planning a Disney Cruise: Information & Guidebooks When you’re starting to plan a Disney cruise, the very first thing you should do is order the FREE Disney Cruise Line® Vacation Planning DVD! (It’s available for people in the US, Canada and UK.) In addition to viewing the DVD, which will give you a good general idea of what the Disney Cruise Line has to offer, you may want to look at a guidebook or two to get more detailed information about it. There’s a lot of FREE information about the ships and getting the most from your cruise on the Onboard Advice, Tips and Tricks page here on this site, too! How to Save Money First, about pricing. Talk of the Town - Whitley County The Positive News. Relax Bottle/Time Out Timer. Sooooo… I have a three-year-old little girl who is full of drama.
Probably not the only one in history, but one of my current dilemmas. Stars and Toothbrushes. For the last few weeks in science my kids have been learning about our Solar System.
We have studied the Sun, Moon, stars, planets, and other bodies in the Solar System. It has been a lot of fun teaching and seeing them get so excited about our Solar System! I was trying to come up with a fun craft project while we were studying stars and I was in the middle of brainstorming how to get my kids to brush their teeth long enough. I put both things together and came up with this… Since my Relax Bottle/Time Out Timer has been so popular lately I decided a small glow in the dark version would be a fun Star Jar craft! Materials: 1 small plastic bottle (I got mine at a craft store for a dollar) 3 Tablespoons of glow in dark glitter glue 1 Tablespoon of neon ultra fine glitter 2 heaping Tablespoons of clear gel glue Warm water to fill First I let the kids help put all of the ingredients except the water in the jar.
Relax Bottle/Time Out Timer. Ping pong eyeballs headband. Different crafts serve different purposes.
They fulfill different needs. Some crafts fulfill the need to make something cuter. Some crafts fulfill the need to make something functional. Hoosier Family of Readers. We are working hard to bring myOn back online for the summer.
If your school or community group is interested in finding out how they can help make this happen, please contact hoosierreaders@doe.in.gov for more information. A Message from Glenda Ritz, Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Dear Parents and Community Supporters, During our busy days, finding time to read can be a challenge. I hope that you are able to find the time to read with the young people in your life. We encourage all of our reading families to read anything that interests them –including graphic novels, non-fiction books, magazines, and newspapers – whether online or in print. Read with someoneRead to someoneShare with someone what he/she has readListen to someone readHelp others readRead independently Our Hoosier Family of Readers welcomes the Indiana National Guard as our new reading partner in Books & Boots. Remember, a reader is not simply someone who can read; a reader is someone who does read.
Best Deals Online - Daily Deals and Coupons at DealNews. 99 Life Hacks That Could Make Your Life Easier. Fwpeds. Making Reusable iPad Worksheets: Leo's Learning Revolution Continues. Leo's room is usually a flurry of worksheets -- for matching, sight reading, writing practice, basic math, dot-to-dot puzzles, all sorts of learning.
I used to laminate the most frequently used sheets so as to reduce paper use, but now we're managing to do without many of those paper worksheets entirely -- we're porting the worksheets to Leo's iPad, cobbling a process together via the free apps DropBox, iBooks, and DrawFree. Leo enjoys his iPad worksheets, whether he uses them with a stylus or in traditional touchscreen mode. The iPad format makes them easier for him to use than paper ones, and fun, too -- once again our boy is learning in ways no one anticipated. Here's how I've been making Leo's reusable iPad worksheets: Short version 1) Leo's program supervisor creates curriculum worksheets on her computer, in Word. 2) Everyone on Leo's team installs DropBox (a Cloud storage service) on their desktops, and I install the DropBox app on Leo's iPad. 7) Now for the reusable part.
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