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Tina Wann is 24 and has the most experience and background in education. Writing is one of her passions in life.
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Tips for Photographing Your ChildCapturing photos of your child at every age is important. Children change so much over a short period of time and you want to have memories of them at every age. -
6 Things You Must Take to CollegeWhile colleges are great about telling you what you can and cannot bring, there are times when they do not fill you in until you are already there. -
The Benefits of DaycareAs a parent with a small child it is often hard to decide what the best child care for that child is. -
Tips for Shopping at Used Clothing StoresPurchasing clothes at a second hand store such as Goodwill can be fun and help save money for your family. If you have never been shopping in a used clothing store, the entire idea may sound a little frightening. -
Things to Consider Before Adopting a CatSo, you have decided to get a cat. After all, they are cute and lower maintenance than dogs after all. Stop right there! -
Scribblers Abode: Turning the Sims 2 into an Educational ToolImagine finding a way to combine your child's computer game with education. Scribblers Abode is an online web site and forum that has found a way to do just that. -
Things to Consider Before Moving into Your DormIt always surprises me that college dorms set up rules, but then fail to announce these rules until after the students have already moved in. -
Saving Money in New York City by Avoiding Tourist TrapsNew York City is like any other tourist trap. The residents have learned hints, tips, and tricks to get more bang for their buck. -
Mother's Day Craft: Easy Broach for Children to MakeMother's Day is coming! Sure, flowers and candy are nice, but every Moms adore those little homemade gifts that children create with love! -
How to Talk to Your Child's TeacherFor parents, communicating effectively with your child's teacher can be frustrating. Between letters back and forth and what your child tells you, many things can be lost in translation. -
The Substitute Teacher Dress CodeYour first few times as a substitute teacher can be nerve racking and scary. One of the many worries that may be on your mind is how you should dress for the job. -
How to Select a Daycare for Your ChildOnce you make the decision to put your child in a daycare, it is time to decide which daycare is best for you and for your child. -
Monroe, NY's Coco Moka: Small Cafe, Big PersonalityCoco Moka is a small coffee shop tucked away in Monroe, New York. -
Tips for Long Distance MovesHere are a few tips I picked up in our 24 hour journey across the United States in a U-haul, with two cats. -
A Romantic Valentine's Day for $10-$15I am going to tell you how you can plan a Valentine's Day for the low cost of $10 to $15. This plan includes dinner, desert, two romantic activities, and two gifts for that special person in your life. -
Tips for Drinking More WaterHere are some tips that will make drinking water easier. -
Review: The Warwick Drive InAs a child I remember watching the movie Grease and being in awe when Danny and Sandy were at the drive in. It seemed that there was something magical about the drive in. -
The Art of Sneaking Food into a Movie TheaterI once sat down with a group of friends inside a movie theater to find that the three of them had managed to sneak an entire pizza into the theater. This is what I like to call talent! -
Tips for Teaching a Preschooler in the HomeHere are a few tips for teaching your child at home. -
How to Haggle in Chinatown, New YorkIf you are taking a trip to New York City, shopping in Chinatown is a must. Chinatown is the best place to get souvenirs at unbelievable prices. -
What to Carry as You Tour New York CityWhether you are going to New York City for a day or for a week, it is important that you bring along the things that you will need to have a fun and comfortable trip. -
Tips for Seeing a New York Broadway PlayWhen I first moved to New York, the thought of seeing a Broadway Play frightened me. I was from small town Arkansas and I imagined that everyone visiting a Broadway Play was dressed in tuxedos and long dresses. -
10 Educational Car GamesLong road trips with a child can be trying. They can easily become bored, even with the toys they brought along, and you could end up playing the "Are we there yet?" game. -
Avoiding Shopping Cart DamageI avoid shopping because I fear that I will walk outside to find that a shopping cart has rolled into my car. I avoid shopping because once I get to the parking lot I can't even find a parking space at times for the number of carts scattered throughout the parking spaces. -
8 Ways to Decorate an Easter EggAdding a little fun to your Easter eggs will make your Easter egg hunt and Easter basket even more exciting. -
How to Create an Easter Basket for a College StudentEaster baskets are great gifts for any age. -
How to Teach a Child the Game of ChessHere are some tips for teaching the child in your life how to play the game of chess. -
Winter Fun at Bear Mountain State ParkDuring the cold winter months, most parks are left empty. This is not the case at Bear Mountain State Park. -
Creating a Wedding Shadow BoxCreating a shadow box of details from your wedding day is a great way to display the little things that really made your wedding unique. -
The Ultimate Guide for Substitute TeachersWhen you first sign up to be a substitute teacher, it can be a scary thing depending on your past experiences with the school system and children. -
The Ultimate Guide to Creating Easter Baskets for TeensAs children grow into teens it seems the magic of Easter fades for them. They no longer hunt for Easter eggs and they no longer believe in the Easter bunny.
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The Writer's NotebookThe Writer's Notebook is one of the most important tools that a writer can use. Each person's notebook looks different, is written differently, and has only one rule. -
The Ultimate Guide to Keeping a Food JournalHeath experts suggest that keeping a food journal is a great way to track what you are eating and get the upper hand on losing weight or simply living a healthier lifestyle. -
15 Easter Party Games for ChildrenWhen celebrating Easter, the best game you can play is an Easter Egg Hunt. However it is not the only game that is great for an Easter party. -
Create an Easter Bunny MagnetThis simple Easter bunny magnet is a great activity that you and your child can do together during this holiday season.
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The Ultimate Guide of 'Do Nots' for Forum AdministratorsWe often hear things that we should do to keep our forum active, growing, and happy. However, there are also things that you should not do at your forum.
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The Guide to Selecting Boards for Your ForumI have created an outline that you might want to use as a suggestion when decidig what boards are right for yourself.
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Check out the Harriman Hills Condominium in Harriman, New YorkHarriman Hills is a condominium located in Harriman, New York. If you are moving to the area and need a place to live, I would highly recommend Harriman Hills. -
Tips for Planning a Romantic Valentine's Day DinnerIf you love to cook, then having a Valentine's Day meal at home is a great way to spend this holiday. -
The Ultimate Guide to Cat Proofing Your HomeBringing a new cat into your home can be a great experience, but it is important that you prepare your home for your newest family member. -
"Here Comes the Bride" - Choosing the Song for when You Walk Down the AisleAs children many of us practiced walking down the imaginary aisle with our future husband as we hummed the familiar 'Here Comes the Bride" tune that every bride walked down the aisle to.
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Do You Want an Indoor or Outdoor Cat?Before getting a cat, one of the things that you should consider and discuss with others in the household is where your new pet is going to live. -
Get a Jump Start on Christmas and Create a Gift ClosetIt is the first month of the year and yesterday I bought the first Christmas present that I will give someone at the end of this year. -
Throwing a Care-Bear Baby ShowerThose of us who adored the Care-bears in the 80s are all grown up now and we are having children of our own. -
Selecting a Name for Your ForumMost of the time when a person starts a forum they have already picked out a name. There are occasions when naming your forum does become a difficult task. If you are wanting to start a forum, but can't decide on a name take a look at these suggestions. -
Starting Small with Physical ActivityThere are so many different types of exercises that are available for a person to do and it can be hard to select what is right for you. -
My Story as an Overweight Smoker who Wanted a Healthier LifeThe media is constantly bombarding us with information about how we need to live healthier lifestyles. Open up any magazine or newspaper and you will probably be able to find an article or tip about living a healthier lifestyle. -
Pass on a Family Cooking TraditionIn many households cooking is a family tradition. Both parents and children can get involved in creating a meal and the food then becomes a bonding experience. -
Wal-Mart Pays $33 Million for Overtime ViolationsThe company discovered that some Wal-Mart employees had either been under paid or over paid for over time. Wal-Mart Stores turned themselves in to the Labor Department and will now pay $33 million in back wages. -
A Free View of the Statue of LibertyThe Statue of Liberty is the most famous monument in New York City and the one thing that every tourist wants to see. Because of this the Statue of Liberty is also the attractions with some of the longest lines. -
Are Schools Failing to Provide Time for Physical Activity?In today's society the fact that more and more children are suffering from obesity is becoming a fear among the health experts.
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Tips for Touring New York City with Babies or ToddlersIf you have never been to New York then you are probably a little nervous about your first visit to the Big Apple. It is, after all, big. If you are a tourist who is taking a toddler or baby along with you, the trip may be even more frightening. -
Fun, Cheap Things for Couples to Do - Anywhere, AnytimeWhether you are dating, engaged, or married it is important for couples to have fun together. The problem that comes with this is that sometimes fun also means spending money. -
The Substitute Teacher Bag of TricksWhen you first start as a substitute teacher it can be a scary thing.
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Fighting InsomniaAfter spending the a life time struggling with insomnia I have learned that there are certain things that I can do to control my insomnia, instead of letting it control me. Try some of these techniques for a better night's sleep. -
First Hand Knowledge on Writing Short StoriesAs a writer my main focus is short stories that I publish on the internet. There are many times when I get an amazing story idea and hope that it will blossom into more than an idea.
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Stretching Your Leftovers and Saving MoneyWhen I first got married, I was only cooking dinner for two people. Still, I found myself cooking enough food to feed four people and still have leftovers.
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Your Love ListWe all know that relationships take work. With the busy world we live in it is easy to lose focus on your relationship and what you want your relationship to be.
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Forum Games - The Best Board for when Members Are BoredDepending on the type of forum you are running, you might consider starting a board that is just for the members to play fun little forum games.
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College of the OzarksFrom the moment you hear the nickname given to College of the Ozarks, it will become obvious what this school is all about.
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Home Remedies for the Cold & Flu SeasonAs I have gotten older I have become less likely to take over the counter medications or prescriptions given to me by my doctor.
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The Best Way to See New York CityWhen taking that first step out of Penn Station and staring up at the monstrosity we call New York, my jaw dropped to the dirty sidewalk, and it became obvious that I was not going to have enough time to see and do everything that one should do in New York. -
Tips that Will Help You Successfully Select a Major that is Right for YouCollege freshmen may perhaps be the most impressionable creatures in the entire existence of our society.
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Advertising Your ForumAdvertising your forum in the online community is a dirty trick that must be played very well in order to succeed.
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Keeping Your Forum ActiveIf you have already made it through the challenges of successfully creating your own forum and succeeding to get a fair amount of members to join, then the major part of your battle is over. Your goal now is to keep your members active.
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All Kinds of Ways to Save MoneyNo matter what your financial situation might be, it is always nice to save a little money here and there. Here are some tips!
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Tips for Successfully Starting a ForumStarting a great forum is something that does not happen over night.
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Advice for NewlywedsAs my wedding day grew closer I began hearing the same interesting little tips from couples who had been married for years.
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Making Characters RealHave you ever read a story where the characters just seemed so real to you? There is something about them that draws you into the story and makes them unforgettable.
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Story StartersThe beginning of your story is very important. Those first few sentences need to leave your reader questioning what is going on.
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You Never Know Who You Are Talking to OnlineI was sixteen, so was he. He played football, went to a public high school, and loved to write. We talked for a year and I forgot about him. A year later I contacted him again.
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So What is a Critique Group and Why Should You Join?Recently, I received an email asking the following: "Exactly what are these critique groups? Why should I join?
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The Ultimate Guide for TeachersAs a teacher your classroom will need routines and procedures in order to have success. Each teacher is responsible for establishing routines and procedures that work best for both themselves and the students they are teaching.
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The State School System StructureThe State School System can be represented by a kerosene lamp.
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Buddhist, Hindu, and Christian Wedding TraditionsAn important step in a person's life is the day that they get married. Wedding traditions differ in each religion. While all include reciting religious rites, there are many differences in weddings in the Buddhist, Hindu, and Christian ceremonies.
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When Creating Characters Your Goal Should be to Show us Who They Are...Not TellHave you ever met someone new in your life? Of course you have, we meet new people all the time.
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Classroom Management for TeachersIt seems that everyone agrees that classroom management is key for the success of students.
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Get the Kids Away from the TelevisionFind someone in your family or a friend to exchange roles with. Pretend to be that person by imitating...