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Make sure you teach your children how to dial 911 in case of an emergency. Always leave a list of emergency numbers by the phone, as well as your street address written down. It's amazing how many people forget their addresses in an emergency! Or make it easy for your kids to call by getting a programmable phone so they only have to learn to punch in simple numbers. If you have babysitters, give them the list of emergency numbers and a number where you can always be reached. (Your home address and phone number written out prominently is good for sitters, too.)
All right, what's happening here ... you just place your cursor over (even near) a color
And the screen changes ... "Bright Green" has a cool effect ... my opinion.
And again, to bring it back to the original blue, cover "Sky Blue," or ... click Reload
But DON'T click any of the colors ... that's not necessary and will only take you off the page.
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Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is of you ... Ralph Waldo Emerson
There are lots of proverbs, there's one that says just about whatever you want it to say.
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About - designed for teenagers, has a chat room for homework contact with "experts.
Well, here's a miscellaneous joke ... it does have something to do with children.
The boy returned to his contemplation, then turned back to his father ... "How do fish breath underwater?" Once again the father replied, "Don't rightly know, son."
A little later the boy asked his father ... "Why is the sky blue?" ... Again, the father replied ... "You got me there, son ... I don't rightly know ... but it's a good one."
Worried he was going to annoy his father, he says ... "Excuse me again, but Dad, does it bother you when I ask you all these questions?" ... "Of course not son ... if you don't ask questions ... you'll never learn anything."
ALA - look how the American Library Assoc. cares about you - bet you don't even deserve it.
Aphorisms ... short proverbs ... this page is an example of humility ... see for yourself.
Bizarre Stuff ... things parents can help children make in the kitchen for entertainment.
Cartoon Mania ... this is a great place to learn to draw cartoons ... has jokes and riddles too.
Coloring Book ... offers two different "coloring book" pages/month ... suitable for printing.
Color Me Fun ... an excellent way to introduce children to the exciting world of computers.
CyberKids ... adventures, puzzles, games, art, alien assembly, shooting gallery, reading room.
Discovery School ... a categorized list of sites useful for enhancing professional growth.
Disney ... great website for families ... I like the "how to make a party for kids" section.
FreeZone ... where kids connect with chatrooms, bulletin boards, e-mail, postcards, games.
HighWire ... place student articles on the Internet for review by classmates and parents.
How to Dissect a Frog ... intro, preparation, skin and muscle incisions, and internal organs.
Jumbo ... comics, games, hobbies, jokes, lotto, email, pets, pen pals, riddles, stories, sports.
KidsConnect ... K-12 students submit a question and have an answer within two school days.
Kids Only ... provides a safe, age-appropriate environment appealing to both kids & parents.
Kids on the Web ... fun stuff/pen pals/homework tools/books&stories/things for teens.
Kids' Space ... children from different cultures meet each other safely on the Internet.
Kid’s Town ... a collection of links to sites for kids ... some are further links to other sites.
Kid’s Web ... the arts, the sciences, social studies, and other miscellaneous subjects.
Kid’s World ... the Peace Corps teaches about the joy and significanc of volunteerism.
Knot Tying ... sick of being ridiculed for lack of knot-tying acumen? - get out that string.
Lighthouses ... lighthouses from all over America ... and as an added bonus, learn about them.
Net Find ... a search engine that links only to sites that are safe for kids ... that's right.
Net-Mom ... finally we find a safe harbor with links to 100 "mother approved" sites.
Paper Crafts ... build a village ... prints, color, and cut out pages, and glue them together.
Pencils ... history, how pencils & erasers are made, pencil trivia, resources, and fun stuff.
Police Notebook ... easy set of pages for kids to browse through and learn safety rules.
Ringling Brothers Circus ... psst—hey kid, wanna take a peek behind the big top's curtain?
Teaching Resources ... this might be best for school personnel ... I like the Pen Pal choices.
Thinking Fountain ... simple experiments with mold ... colorful link picture on homepage.
Trivia World ... if you're looking for the best in trivia, you've come to the right place.
Volcano World ... everything you want to know (and a lot you don't) about volcanoes.
A father and son went fishing one day. After a couple hours out in the boat, the boy suddenly became curious about the world around him ... He asked his father ... "How does this boat float?" ... The father thought for a moment, then replied ... "I don't rightly know, son, but it sure is a good question."