Archive for October, 2009
New to Couponing? Easy Tips to Cut In Your Bill in Half
Many thanks to Tara & Mandi for DealSeekingMom.com for letting me share my tips on how I cut our family of five’s grocery bill in half in less than 2-months. The article is called, “From Confused Coupon Criticizer to Coupon Connoisseur (in the making)” . Believe me, if I can do it after years of [...]
Invention & Imagination Curriculum – CT Invention Convention is not limited to CT residents
Please note: The curriculum is NOT limited to CT residents, but the CT Invention Convention participants must be CT residents. The CIC (CT Invention Convention) provides a great innovative curriculum for students in Grades K – 8. The major difference between hosting a Science Fair and Invention Convention is that a student researches, reports & [...]
Kids Healthy Eating Test
I teach many classes for kids healthy eating at area schools, churches, the Jewish Community Center and more. [Ponn: We'll have to get you into the Islamic community too, inshaAllah, God willing ] Frequently the organization is using grant money to pay for the healthy eating class for the children. When that is the [...]
Climate Quilt Project – Saving the Planet One Patch At A Time
Get your old t-shirts and scraps of fabric ready for a fun and worthwhile project! Kids across the world are now making pledges to save the planet with their participation in the recently launched Climate Quilt Campaign—check-out www.climatequilt.org. This is a perfect art project for homeschoolers to get together for a quick, fun, educational hour! [...]
