Emily Jane
Emily is an educator who spends her spare time with books, her art supplies and her yoga mat.
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B.S. in Elementary Education, with minors in English and French. Experience in publishing, graphic design and small business development.Affiliations
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5 Rules for Poor FoodiesBeing a food lover doesn't need to include saffron, fancy tools or a home in the Hamptons. Fulfill your foodie needs by following these five rules.
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Second-Grade Social Studies Lesson - Communities and BusinessesThis Michigan first-grade social studies lesson uses role-play to reinforce the importance of communication in businesses. It also touches on types of businesses and services unique to their community. -
Five Simple, Calorie-Free Ways to Flavor WaterDrinking more water is one of the easiest ways to start living healthier, and flavoring water makes getting your daily allotment less of a chore. -
Discount Wedding Supplies in Metro DetroitBy assembling my centerpieces and bouquets myself, I was able to chop more than $1,000 from my budget. -
First-Grade Science Lesson - Creating Seed Packets from Recycled NewspaperIn this science activity, first-grade students will create seed packets for spring and learn about recycling all at once. -
First Grade Math Activity: Number MosaicStudents will create mosaics of numbers from construction paper, then use their creations in sorting and number organizing activities, which integrate visual-spatial awareness, fine motor skills and artistic concepts. -
First Grade Science Activity - Rock and Mineral CollectionThis Michigan first grade science activity is an instant way to get kids interested in the topic.
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Stocking Your Pantry for the First TimeIf you stock your pantry correctly from the get-go, you'll get used to using what's in it, and that's a huge deal: not only will you save money, you'll eat healthier and probably learn a thing or two about cooking (which is not as scary as you may think). -
Metro Detoit Restaurant Review - Black Lotus Brewing CompanyThe Black Lotus Brewing Company is an eclectic blend of all the things I love: beer, tea, coffee, art and music and affordability. If you are human, you probably like these things too, and if you are a Detroiter, you definitely do. -
First Grade Math Activity - Base-10 BlitzIn this first-grade math activity, students will use base-10 blocks to create double-digit numbers by tens and ones. -
Using iGoogle as a Classroom ToolGoogle has come out with some pretty nifty tools and gadgets, and since they're free, they can become a teacher's best friend. -
Creating Poetry Books with Michigan First GradersFirst grade students in Michigan are required to reach objectives on poetry. One fun way for students to reach this GLCE is to write their own poetry in a realistic book. -
How to Work Around the CafePress MarketplaceCafePress' Marketplace is a workaround CafePress instituted that lists shop owners merchandise away from their shop and subsequently cheats them out of most of their profits. Support your shop owner and buy directly from the store instead.
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Anxiety Series #3 - Treating Anxiety with CardioAdrenaline causes the physical symptoms felt during a moment of panic: rapid pulse, sweating, feeling on edge and needing to act, etc. To curb the adrenaline's ability to respond, use it in a morning cardio workout. -
Five Guilt-Free Snacks Under 110 CaloriesThe snacks in this article will give your more to eat with bigger health benefits than any snack food on the market, plus cost only a fraction of those pre-packaged snacks. -
First Grade Science Lesson - Solids and Liquids #2This 5E inquiry activity will teach students that water becomes a solid when frozen and takes on the physical qualities of a solid. -
13 Common Foods to Buy Organic Plus 10 Safe Conventional FoodsBuying organic may be good for the environment, the economy and your body, but this may not be the best time to add 25% to your grocery bill. If you can't afford to go all green, buy these top thirteen foods organic. -
Holiday Outings for Every BudgetThings may be tight for Metro Detroit families, but a small paycheck doesn't have to translate into a small holiday experience. Many of the ideas below are cost-free, and all are worth the trip.
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Four Healthy and Filling Breakfasts Under 300 CaloriesBreakfast ideas that are healthy, filling and full of good-for-you ingredients, plus a heads-up on safe morning beverage choices.
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Anxiety Series #1 - an Overview of Anxiety DisordersSince medication is out of the question for many people with anxiety problems, this series will focus on natural and homeopathic methods to control anxiety and panic symptoms, and in the process improve overall health and well-being.
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Anxiety Series #2 - Treating Anxiety with YogaThere's a good reason yogis are depicted as calm, serene, healthy people.
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First Grade Science Lesson - Solids and LiquidsA first grade 5E science inquiry lesson that helps students discover the differences between water and ice and engages students by making the activity a race.
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Healthy Ways to Add Flavor to OatmealThough maple syrup and brown sugar are absolutely delicious, they aren't the best morning choices.
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How NOT to Make a Gingerbread Houseeager to fill my free time with something meaningful, I decided to make a gingerbread house (for what could be more meaningful than that?) Unfortunately, my endeavor ended in tragedy and subsequent hours of cleanup and regret.
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Christmas Haiku Submission: Tragedy Strikesa quick little haiku about dinner gone wrong
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Writer's Workshop Book IdeasIf students feel as if they're creating a real, honest-to-goodness book, writing will become less stressful and more interesting. Here are three ways to create books for your students.
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Natural Ways to Tame a Tension HeadacheMany of the techniques listed work to de-stress the body and mind, and hopefully, alleviate the headache. If you're skeptical, you may as well try these natural tips anyway: they certainly can't hurt.
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Winter Wedding Themes You'll LoveSetting budget aside, winter can be an amazing season to hold a wedding, especially if its after New Years.
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Making Money from Your ArtworkBeing artistic is one thing, but making money from your talent is another.
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Stay in a Dublin HostelEveryone deserves at least one European vacation per lifetime, and Dublin is one of the cheapest place available that will be fun without risking safety.
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Four Winter Wedding Favors for $1.00 And UnderIf your wedding budget needs to take a hit, favors are a good place to start.
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Review: The Things They CarriedA look into the text and O'Brien's writing style.
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Mumblings of a Nail-Bitercommentary on habits versus addictions and why they're basically the same thing.
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Affordable Metro Detroit Banquet HallsFinding a banquet hall will probably be the most important (and costly) part of your wedding. For most of us this isn't exactly the best time to tie the knot, but a slumped Michigan economy may actually help your budget.
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How to Create a Dream Wedding for Under $10,000With more and more parents becoming unable to pitch in for their kids' weddings, more and more young couples are forced to take the costs onto their own shoulders. Create a budget wedding with little sacrifice.
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Earn Extra Money 5 Different WaysFive ways to earn some extra income, and how much you should expect to make.
