2011 – Page 16 – Naturally Educational

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Paper Doll Craft

January 14, 2011 Candace

In my round-up of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day educational ideas for very young children, I mentioned paper doll chains. My kids enjoyed making them

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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day for Young Children

January 13, 2011January 14, 2011 Candace

I don’t shy away from discussing controversial issues, even with very young children. I do, however, worry about intruding on their open minds with our

Academic Achievement

Play or Practice Makes Perfect? Is Raising a Genius the Goal?

January 12, 2011January 12, 2011 Candace

Remember the Mozart Effect? Turns out that the media made a mountain out of a molehill. Playing any type of music the listener enjoys gives

Finished Penguin Cardboard Toilet Paper Tube Craft

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Playful Penguins

January 10, 2011January 13, 2011 Candace

At a recent trip to the local aquarium, my daughter was captivated by a waddle of African penguins. (A group of penguins on land is

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S is for Snow

January 6, 2011May 23, 2011 Candace

We haven’t done a lot of alphabet work because I believe in letting the kids’ interest and the rhythms of the season drive the activities

All Ages Featured Literacy Winter

January Verse

January 5, 2011January 5, 2011 Candace

We’ve started reading a morning poem last month. I got this idea, plus the tip about a great site to find poems, Can Teach, from

Winter

Snow Day! (Wordless Wednesday)

January 4, 2011January 10, 2011 Candace

Our first toboggan ride and the first snowman of the season! Linked up at: 5 Minutes for Mom and Wordless Wednesday (official HQ).

Candace Lindemann is a published children’s writer and educational consultant. She holds a B.A. from Yale University and an M.Ed. from the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

Working with school districts around the country and some of the most well-known companies in the education industry, Candace creates custom strategies, textbooks, and lesson plans. Her articles have appeared in print and online.

While Candace’s degrees prepared her for a career in education, she’s found that the best preparation for parenting is on the job training.

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Year: 2011