Sentences with phrase «reading fun by»

Instead, make reading fun by having weekly donut dates.

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If you're looking for a way to become financially educated this year, one way to accomplish your goals is by reading popular money blogs that make learning about money fun.

If you picked up a book instead, you could be benefiting more by learning about something new, reading something inspiring or simply relaxing with a fun novel.

A bit thrown by suddenly being shifted into the role of interviewee, I awkwardly began, «Well, uh, I love to kayak, hike with my family, read, coach my kids in sports...» «No,» Pedro said, «What do you do for fun?

It will make reading a breeze, and extremely fun / rewarding (if you're driven by success).

Illustrated with wit and humor by Ron Bucalo, a 20 year Disney veteran, illustrates each chapter with wit and humor that makes a brittle topic like accounting fun and engaging to read.

I blamed my wife for our messy house, I was wrong for many reasons By The Washington Post This was a hilarious post and thought it would be a fun and mind provoking read for loving spouses Do not blame me if I was wrong either.

I have friends and family that are DEms and Reps. I like to make fun of politicians and feel entertained by reading the heated discussions.

It's been a joy to hear from women who read A Year of Biblical Womanhood and report that where they once hated Proverbs 31, it's now one of their favorite passages because it provides a fun way to celebrate all those daily acts of faithfulness exhibited by the women in their lives.

Your message reads as if you were afraid somebody will have some fun or make some money, and this when the nation is coming out of a recession and anybody with any sense is cheered by the signs of consumer confidence!

Seeking ideas for presents this year, we asked several of our well - read friends and contributors for recommendations of a few wise, or fun, or disturbing books that every First Things reader should know» limited only by the request that the lists not include the Bible, Shakespeare, or volumes by....

So many fun ideas and had visions of all of Provo stopping by for... Continue reading gingersnap muffins

By the way — working my way through the Adventures in the Taste of Pain, always fun to read «Dave D» and know to whom he refers.

By the way, LOVE your recipes, just haven't written yet:) About to try the yummy butternut squash soup recipe... and my boyfriend FREAKED when he heard me read him the split pea soup with smoked paprika recipe (being relatively new vegetarians it's nice to find some yummy and fun recipes for different veggies).

This cute and fun dessert made by a Dash of Sanity is chocolate banana cupcakes topped with vanilla bean buttercream, drizzled with hot fudge glaze, garnished with colorful sprinkles and a maraschino Read more >>

I love reading your cooking notes by the way, it's so fun to get a peek into other cook's recipe development process.

The Food Lab: Better Home Cooking Through Science by J. Kenji López - Alt: A pure fun read.

Another Bamba fun fact: he read and enjoyed «Indentured: The Inside Story of the Rebellion Against the NCAA» by Ben Strauss and Joe Nocera.

When I read the title I thought this would be a sarcastic text that makes fun of the deluded reasoning of an AKB grave digger, but it is a text done by an actual deluded AKB grave digger.

The LPGA - USGA Girls Golf Walnut Creek welcomes you to come join a fun all girls golf camp at Boundary Oak Golf Course taught by highly skilled LPGA and PGA member Teaching Info: 925-482-4547 [email protected]... Read More

«Huggy Kissy» by Leslie Patricelli is a fun read and «No Matter What» by Debi Gliori is very imaginative.

Anyway, I read ages ago of a craft for dad: collect little rocks, make salt dough and arrange rocks into the letters: «DAD ROCKS» Sounded like a fun project and great Christmas (or father's day) gift for daddy (w / help by mom) from the kids!

Get your kids interested in reading more by using this fun reading chart.

Prepare him for that by talking with him about the visit, ask him what is he afraid of, explain why is it important to go see the doctor (read books about doctors, watch fun informational videos about importance of health) Also, don't forget to relate to your personal experience.

By developing a regular reading routine from the start, books become a natural part of your child's day — one that he'll associate with fun.

Summer days spent at home and one of my childhood favourites and soon becoming my kids is to get out the sidewalk chalk Me and Marie Learning shares some Da Vinci Driveway art perfect for your budding artists to do this summer, if the temperature is rising then this recipe for Ice Sidewalk Chalk is perfect for keeping cool from Reading Confetti and while you are at it pop by and look at this fun chalk shadow for kids to do and decorate themselves.

And when you're done reading about lunches, be sure to check out the rest of Culinary Thymes — it's got great recipes, fun commentary by Alyce, and — for Houstonians — some references to local hot spots and food sources.

I love the VTech Safe & Sound monitor, specially Little Aries because had so much fun testing it out with daddy by communicating back and forth while she was in the nursery playing and reading her books.

Reading fun picture books like Everyone Poops, by Taro Gomi, and The Gas We Pass, by Shinta Cho, can also help de-emphasize the forbidden (and thus endlessly alluring) nature of these subjects.

Coloring pages, song lyrics, vocabulary, fun fact sheets, and a suggested reading list will be sent by email following each class.

This Slate.com article by Emily Bazelon is a fun read that I found over here.

You may have limited family time to spend with your child (by the time you get home from work and you eat dinner together as a family and go through your evening routines — make sure homework is done, school bags are packed for the next day, teeth are brushed, baths are done, and so on — there's very little time to sit and review schoolwork with your child); but you can try to look over what your child is doing with his tutor, and try to use free time on the weekends to incorporate fun into learning by playing math games, reading fun books and helping your child pick out books he likes to encourage reading and more.

Have some fun by reading Boy or Girl — Myths and Facts.

Rather, her advice is smart, empathetic stuff, laid out in an easy - to - read format, all underscored by Schafer's firm belief in having fun.

Make time for this habit of sitting on the potty, and try to make it fun for him / her by reading a book or playing a game!

Led by an experienced educator, these courses include all the fun features of a regular workshop: video, discussion, reading and activities.

Celeste keeps you in stitches as she makes fun of the often unrealistic, perfect and usually airbrushed images that celebrities post on Instagram by adding her own tongue - in - cheek twist to remind us that we are all... [Read more...]

Ina May's Guide to Childbirth by Ina May Gaskin is a fun read, but it is not a childbirth primer.

My recommendation is «They F*ck You Up» by Oliver James, (as well as his follow - up, «How not to f*ck them up») fun to read and offers some well researched ideas without a lot of super specific details to get people all riled up about.

Check out these fun Baby Gender Reveal Party Ideas plus some tips shared by your frugal friends on Facebook...... [Read more...]

If you are looking for a fun, free AND educational activity to do with your kids this Friday or Saturday, may I suggest swinging by Rideau Hall and visiting Frontier College's Summer Reading Tent?

momstown Moncton talks to hugely popular children's author Jill Barber; and is giving away three fantastic, fun reads by Sheree Fitch to one lucky winner.

Your child will be captivated by fun graphics and won't even realize the words you're reading are meant for adult ears.

Whether it's sitting down to play a fun board game, going for a bike ride, cooking, watching a movie, or just reading a good book together (or reading different books side - by - side, if your child is older), good parents spend time doing something fun and connecting with their kids in small and large ways every single day.

We're loving this one by Sandra Boynton, and we picked up a few in France which have been fun to read.

I've been reading this fun copy of The Little Black Book of Style, by Nina Garcia, and I have an extra one to give away to you!

Easy - to - read, this book offers personal anecdotes, step - by - step guides, brief chapter summaries, and fun ways to combat clutter and disorder in your home and life.

You can read my full step by step tutorial for melting crayons into fun shapes.

It's even more fun when we meet our amazing customers that stop by our... Continue reading «Momzelle at the Babytime Show!»

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