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A Family Afoot: European playgrounds

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A blog detailing the challenges and joys of living, traveling, and learning overseas. Sunday, June 12, 2011. Hanging out in Nuernberg, DE. It's true-my family does view all of Europe as our own "private" playground, but the real European playgrounds are for the kids! Amazing playspace with a view, Mellau, Austria. A gigantic fairy house in a playground near our village. The best feature in any European playground? The food and drink! Kurbis delight with JillyBoo playing in the background. Im a new follow...

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A Family Afoot: March 2011

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A blog detailing the challenges and joys of living, traveling, and learning overseas. Saturday, March 26, 2011. The Fine Art of Fasching. Customize your own slideshow design. No, not so much. I did learn that Blackbeard used to make himself primitive beard extensions that he lit on fire, resulting in a frightening smoking effect. He was punk before punk was cool. Wednesday, March 9, 2011. We've been so busy lately that even sitting down to listen to JillyBoo read has been a seemingly overly exhausting ta...

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A Family Afoot: Citizens of the World

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A blog detailing the challenges and joys of living, traveling, and learning overseas. Saturday, June 11, 2011. Citizens of the World. One way that you can tell that I'm a teacher is that I go through long periods of quiet on my afterschooling blog! Since my last blog entry, we visited Portugal, Regensburg, Germany, Colmar, France, and Mellau, Austria. Visiting other countries is a unique opportunity for employed expats with only one child, and we take advantage of this as frequently as possible. We had u...

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A Sharing Lettuce: 10/2011

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The happenings of a new Momma. Yesterday, we finally got our first snow of the season here in Colorado! It was actually very nice to have the cold weather since our Fall has kind of been lacking this year. Remy had technically seen snow already {when he was a week old} but this would be his first getting bundled up and going outside experience. So after nap time I zipped him up into his snow suit, threw on his hat, and then realized that my child could hardly move. A Christmas Story anyone? To say I was ...

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The 411: Welcome Little Chicks

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This blog is for the children, parents, family and friends of the United Services AM and PM preschool classes. Ronald McDonald Community Service Childrens Proje. Wednesday, May 4, 2011. I was so excited! Was this little guy making all that noise? We didn't get to watch the process overnight, but we are guessing it looked something like this. First the process of the chick breaking through the shell, slowly. Then, after all of that hard work, welcome to the world little chicks! Welcome to Room 411.

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The 411: May 2011

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This blog is for the children, parents, family and friends of the United Services AM and PM preschool classes. Ronald McDonald Community Service Childrens Proje. Tuesday, May 10, 2011. Chicks - Week 2: Drawing Chicks. Then have them draw a real sponge and compare the two. Just have fun. Oh, and you have to draw too. You have to model what you want them to do. Enjoy the pictures and I threw in one video not related directly to the drawing project just for fun. Busy hands, busy chicks. Notice how the child...

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The 411: Don't Throw Away Those Plastic Eggs!

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This blog is for the children, parents, family and friends of the United Services AM and PM preschool classes. Ronald McDonald Community Service Childrens Proje. Thursday, April 21, 2011. Don't Throw Away Those Plastic Eggs! Http:/ www.geekyhousewife.com/2008/03/14/50-uses-for-plastic-easter-eggs/. Are you wandering what you are going to do with all those plastic Easter eggs? Surprisingly, there are many uses for plastic Easter eggs. Here are 50 suggestions:. 1 Putting prizes in for egg hunts. 17 Glue eg...

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The 411: August 2010

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This blog is for the children, parents, family and friends of the United Services AM and PM preschool classes. Ronald McDonald Community Service Childrens Proje. Thursday, August 26, 2010. Week of August 23rd, 2010. One of our students used items from the block area to create a police car! Is it a boy or a girl? He wants to play with me! He's an old one. One of those bit me. Bugs bite. They have sharp teeth! To long term memory. Long term memory is where the true "learning" happens. Humans form 9...They ...

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Such is Life: Dry spell...

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Tuesday, May 10, 2011. Ok so I have to begin by saying that when I first startednthis blog I kinda thought I'd be writing very often. Clearly that is not the case seeing as I havent put up a new post on a loooong time! In my 25th week and everyone is saying that I'm "so tiny" uchh. I know what that means-NOTHING! I'm a little confused. When will I want to again? When will this dry spell end? Has this happened to anyone? Wednesday, June 29, 2011. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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The 411: THE EGGS HAVE ARRIVED!

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This blog is for the children, parents, family and friends of the United Services AM and PM preschool classes. Ronald McDonald Community Service Childrens Proje. Wednesday, April 27, 2011. THE EGGS HAVE ARRIVED! The eggs have arrived to room 411 direct from the farm! Here are the eggs. Ms. Linda brought these to our classroom. They came from the farm and had to be kept in this cooler so the eggs would stay warm until we could get them into the incubator. Ms Sarah uses a projector with a very bright light...