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NIEHS Kids Page -- Riddles, Text Only Version. Made your lunch. Picture Book Artists Association. Peter Rabbit : Puppet Show. Kids Music Videos | YouTube for Kids | KidSongsVid. Organize Your Family with a Family Binder | zen habits. Every Tuesday is Finance & Family Day at Zen Habits. I’ve had a lot of questions and comments about raising six kids, which I have to admit is a bit of a challenge (and one that I thoroughly enjoy!). Most questions arise around the finances of a large family (which I’ve addressed before) and how to stay organized.

I’ll address one of my favorite hacks for the latter question – our Family Binder. Basically, there’s a lot of different information your family needs on a regular basis that often ends up being scattered around the house. The Family Binder makes it easy to keep everything together, in one reference book. Putting one together is easy: Just get any kind of three-ring binder, and a bunch of plastic sheet protectors. What goes in the family binder? You can probably think of other ideas. Have your own ideas? If you liked this article, please bookmark it in del.icio.us. Some resources elsewhere: Other family day articles: The childhood beliefs site - I Used To Believe - StumbleUpon. Book-A-Minute Bedtime. The kids want a bedtime story again? Kids love it when their parents read to them at bedtime. But let's face it. In today's society, time is of the essence. There's only so much you can do in a day, and there isn't a lot of time left to spend with your children and a good book.

Never fear. We here at Book-A-Minute Bedtime have come up with a solution. "That's nice," you say, "but I don't believe you. " And, on Book-A-Minute SF/F... If you liked Book-A-Minute Bedtime, try our other Book-A-Minute pages: And try our companion site: RinkWorks Book-A-Minute Bedtime is a RinkWorks production. Talk Back Talk to us! Legalese Titles and trademarks are the property of their owners.

Macabre kids' book art by Gojin Ishihara. Here is a collection of wonderfully weird illustrations by Gōjin Ishihara, whose work graced the pages of numerous kids' books in the 1970s. The first 16 images below appeared in the "Illustrated Book of Japanese Monsters" (1972), which profiled supernatural creatures from Japanese legend. The other illustrations appeared in various educational and entertainment-oriented publications for children. - Kappa (river imp), Illustrated Book of Japanese Monsters, 1972 - Jorōgumo (lit. "whore spider"), Illustrated Book of Japanese Monsters, 1972 - Kubire-oni (strangler demon), Illustrated Book of Japanese Monsters, 1972 - Rokurokubi (long-necked woman), Illustrated Book of Japanese Monsters, 1972 - Onmoraki (bird demon), Illustrated Book of Japanese Monsters, 1972 - Nekomata (cat monster), Illustrated Book of Japanese Monsters, 1972 - Tengu (bird-like demon), Illustrated Book of Japanese Monsters, 1972 - Tenjō-sagari (ceiling dweller), Illustrated Book of Japanese Monsters, 1972 [Link: Gōjin Fechi]

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