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03/04/09
Give them a giant handful of random change, and an egg carton. Tell them to count it all by first sorting it. Tell them they can sort it however they want - fixed values for each egg depression, by denomination etc, and encourage them to see which sorting methods make totaling it easier. Little kids LOVE money, even just change. What this does for their in-the-head math skills is incredibly good stuff.
Also, this has the added benefit of exposing your precious snowflake to the litany of nasty critters that live on coins, thus boosting their immune system through controlled exposure.
03/04/09
At the end, just pay attention to your damn kid and they'll be fine.
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At the Moonlight Bunny Ranch, but it costs extra.
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I guess I'll have to get a refund for those kids I just adopted. I thought I could have simply ploped the kids down in front of the tv and walked away. That adoption agency has some serious false adverstisement problems.
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Damn, man, it hurt to write that sentence.
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That's how I was raised and I turned out TV.
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I had a bad feeling about the Baby Einstein vids when I first saw them. Now I gotta go tell my friends that they are making dumb babies. It'll be a bittersweet "I told ya so" moment, to be sure.