I would have loved to home-school my own children but living in London i felt it wouldn't have been possible..thankfully they both did very well with ilea and my youngest of 12 yrs is in an "opted out" school which isn't tied to the national ... from alfiesgirl

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    because my sons have been playing this card game for MANY years and taught my 8 yr old daughter. Instead of sitting in front of a TV, they create strategies with this card game and draw pictures of the characters. When I first learned about Pokemon 9 yrs ago I was an instant hater. Now I realize the strategy involved and it's sooo much better than mindless video games. from thedailyblonde

    This book scared me when I was a kid, but it scared me in the best possible way. I think it is OK to be scared sometimes so kids can figure out how to deal with that fear. This book helps teach coping skills as well as providing a fantasy adventure. from beanfair - liked from katrina's entry

    As a kid this was my favorite Dr. Seuss book. I only wish I'd had the opportunity to meet Theodore Dreyser in C'ville. Who do you like better, Thing 1 or Thing 2? from birdman - liked from katrina's entry

    If you grew up in the 80's, you're bound to remember this classic "geek" toy. Lite-Brites were all the rage, but also poked fun at for those fanatics who would sit meticulously for hours creating elaborate, colorful designs! from care4pets

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    I love, love, love this book! My children's copy of this book was dog eared, jelly stained and held together with a prayer! They are adults with children of their own, but no child ever forgets Green Eggs and Ham. from polly479 - liked from sdesciencelover's entry

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    Dr. Seuss is the king of entertainment for children for decades. Everyone remembers this rhyme, artwork and stories. Horton Hears a Who is another favorite around here, especially after the children saw the movie of the same name. from mamasaid

    its a great entertainment channel,being watched by people of almost all ages,one of my favourites.Makes me happy. from suneel1234 - liked from kevinwi's entry

    A dream combination, surely? Definitely the best moments of the franchise. Playing Lego Indy or Batman just feels like you're playing this one in a different suit. Not a long game, but the fun's really about getting all those unlockables. from macro1970 - liked from cbellevie's entry

    It's like Scrabble on LSD. You can go anywhere and do anything. You just need to know how to spell. from steinberg

    This book was penned by Dr. Seuss in 1960 and remains a popular favorite with children today. The upbeat rhythm and rhyme teaches children about numbers and colors while they have fun with the verses and whimsical pictures in the book. from mamasaid