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Operation Overload: Are My Children Too Busy?‏

Operation Overload: Are My Children Too Busy?

Monday: Soccer practice, Cub Scouts and dance class

Tuesday: French lessons, drama club and field hockey practice

Wednesday: Soccer practice, church youth group and a dance recital

Thursday: Is it the weekend yet?

If this sounds familiar, you are as overscheduled as the rest of us. You 
might have also noticed signs that your children are too busy, including the 

INTERNET SAFETY TIPS FOR PARENTS AND KIDS

The Internet can be a wonderful resource for students. It can 
also be a dangerous place. Keeping your children safe has always 
been your top priority. Continue reading to see how you can keep 
them safe online as well.

Place the computer in a high traffic area, like the kitchen or 
family room, not in the child's bedroom.


Monitor your child's Internet use consistently. This is not a 
violation of your child's privacy; this is a parental
responsibility to keep your child safe.


Install blocking or filtering software to ensure your children 
don't venture into areas they shouldn't.


Remind your children to tell a trusted adult if they see 
something that makes them feel frightened, uncomfortable, or 
perplexed.


If you suspect your child is being stalked online or sexually 
exploited, report it to your local law enforcement agency 
immediately.


If your child belongs to social networking sites like MySpace or 
Facebook, look closely at the information they have posted in 
their member profiles, including photos and videos.


Explain to your kids that they should never give out personal 
information, including their name, age, address, phone number, 
name and address of the school they attend, their parents' names, 
or their teachers' names.


Check your credit card statements each month for unusual charges 
that may indicate that a stranger or your child is making 
unauthorized purchases.


Find out what computer safeguards are used in your child's 
school, the public library, and most important, at their friends' 
homes.


Remind your children to:

Never open emails from someone they don�t know


Never download pictures from an unknown source


Never upload their photos or videos


Never create online profiles


Never respond to a rude or offensive email, instant message or 
posting


Never meet anyone online without their parents present
SchoolSpecialtyPublishing.com

Parents and Teachers as Partners
http://www.crayola.com/parents/parentsteachers/

Should school days be more?
http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/features/Columns/?Article=moreschoolmain

Crayola.com
http://crayola.com

Backpack Safety and Other Tips
http://backpacksafe.com/topic.asp?pid=1

Carving Giant Pumpkins for Halloween.  Really amazing!
http://video.msn.com/v/us/v.htm?g=F19ACD0E-8543-4682-9B50-D2D71038ACB1,B8C3B4DF-E6E5-45ED-B086-6420171646B7,C265CA3E-DCD3-4053-9EAC-EF6C2D014C16,87F538EB-8820-4720-83E0-78707DE11D88&t=c82&f=06/64&p>1=8618

Kinderstart for children 0-7 (but I wouldn't stop at 7!) Some of 
the topics:
Adoption Resources  	
Health Information  	Health / Medical / Dental
Animal Friends  		
Learning Activities & Crafts
The Arts. 	Arts & Entertainment 	
Legal and Financial  	
Bringing Home Baby 	
Pregnancy Information  	Pregnancy / Birth 
Child Development 	 	
Shopping
Education / Daycare / Childcare 	 	
Society / Culture / Environment
Family Dynamics  		
Sports & Exercise
Food & Nutrition
http://kinderstart.com

The National Network of Partnership Schools
http://www.csos.jhu.edu/p2000

Family Friendly Schools
http://www.familyfriendlyschools.com

Parent-Teacher Conferences
http://www.teachersandfamilies.com/open/parent/parent-tchr1.cfm

Parental Involvement Made Easy
http://www.education-world.com/acurr/curr030.shtml

Helping Children Succeed in School
http://www.urbanext.uiuc.edu/succeed/03-stress.html

Project Apple Seed
http://www.projectappleseed.org/aboutappleseed.html

Getting Parents Involved
http://www.gettingparentsinvolved.com

School Family Nights
http://www.ptotoday.com/sfn/index2.html

Reading Approaches for Parents
http://www.silverinkpublishing.com

Preventing Bullying to creat a safe learning environment
http://www.stopbullyingnow.hrsa.gov

Godly Discussions Forum (Bible/Religion/Lord of the Rings 
discussion board)
Godly Discussions

Online Math Games
Online Math Games

King's List of Online Math Activities
King's List of Online Math Activities

A really fun math site
Fun Math Site

Math Games
Game Aquarium

Java Math Games
Java Math Games

Mathematical Interactivities - Puzzles, Games and other Online 
Educational 
Resources
Mathematical Interactivities

Addition, sums 10 to 18
Addition: Sums to 18

TicTacToe
Tic Tac Toe

Want to improve your mathematics? Try these pages.
KidPort

Math Games
The Little Animals Activity Center

Spider Solitaire  
Math Man  
Turtle Pool Shape Sudoku 
Golf Solitaire Make 24 
Pyramid Solitaire Brave Kid Solitaire 
Moon Cakes Tritris 
Evan Almighty Arketris Sudoku 
Tower of Hanoi Arithmetic Game 
Quick Math Fishy Count 
Coin Weighing Space Station 
LAFFY TAFFYtris Four Piece Tangram 
Da' Numba Math Search 
Carnival Jackpot Extreme Edition 
Carnival Jackpot 
Mini Golf
Primary Games

Addition
Subtraction
Multiplication
Addition
http://oswego.org/oscd-web/games/Mathmagician/cathymath.html

Writing Through the Summer: 9 Ways to Keep Your Child's Brain 
Focused (K-5)
http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/departments/elementary/default.aspx?article=summerbrainboosters

National Center for Bullying Prevention/Pacer children with 
disabilities
http://www.pacerkidsagainstbullying.asp

National Youth Violence Prevention Resource Center
http://www.safeyouth.org/scripts/topics/bullying.asp

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