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PARENTS'
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Need a simple project for those itchy, edgy, last few days
of summer vacation? Have your child assemble a Back-to-School
Time Capsule. By adding to it each year, your child
can create a book of memories and milestones and earn a
great feeling of personal growth in the years to come --
and no doubt a good laugh!
Here's how: Transform a blank three-ring notebook
into a time capsule by decorating pages so that they record
what the summer was like as well as hopes for and thoughts
about the coming school year.
Some Starter Ideas:
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Photo from summer camp
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The best thing that happened this summer (a drawing, a
photo, or a few words)
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What I like to collect (show it or write it)
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Vacation photos
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Handprint or footprint in washable tempera paint
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Drawing or photo of my best friend
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Best movie I saw this summer
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Disney's Blast makes learning
child's play.
These
age-appropriate activities make learning fun!
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Age
3
Come under da sea with Ariel and friends in Mermaid
Matching, a fun concentration game. Your child will
test his or her memory while clicking on the seashells,
trying to match up Flounder, Sebastian, and some not-so-friendly
sea creatures!
Age
6
Step right up to Goofy's
Wacky Wind-up!
First your child must figure out which item in the carnival
game doesn't match. Then your child can watch Goofy wind
up and take his best shot!
Age
9
Ready to go for the gold? Kids will have a blast when they
meet Jim and Jim, the stars of Elastic
Jimnastics! As your child moves the teeter-totter,
the Olympic gymnast hopefuls bounce high in the air, grabbing
medals and earning points. It's a Jim-dandy game for kids
of all ages!
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Maximize your membership and maintain your account.
At the Disney's Blast site click on "Parents," select
"Member Services," then:
- Create
up to five Family Accounts -- each with separate
sign-ins, security privileges, and passwords. It's
included in your membership.
Member
Services
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Did
you know ...
that
the first fairy tale to be adapted into a cartoon by Walt
Disney was "Little Red Riding Hood"? The cartoon was produced
in Kansas City and was part of a series Walt called Laugh-O-Grams.
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