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A new release full of:
- Family fun
- Positive parenting
- Getting organized
- Conversational starters
- Birthday parties
- Homework strategies
... And more
All wrapped up in one easy-to-use seasonal collection - for just $19.95.
Now available at Costco
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"I love this book! It's great, I couldn't put it down. I found myself reading one great idea after another and wondering what would be on the next page!"
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The perfect gift or resource for:
Parents
Grandparents
Aunts & Uncles
Teachers
Day Care Providers
Home Schoolers
Youth Directors
Camp Counsellors
Anyone who deals with kids
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Authors: Wendy Johnson, Gloria McInnis, Heather Tansem.
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You'll find these ideas and more:
- Backyard Summer Fun - You don’t have to go far to have some fun this summer, just head to the backyard and try out these low cost easy ideas ranging from painting a fence mural to performing a play or playing kick the can.
- Co-operative Games and Activities - Try some good co-operative fun, where there is no winner or loser but everyone is working co-operatively towards a common goal or combined score.
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- Teaching Money Management -
There’s a whole set of money management skills you want your children to learn before they leave home, such as budgeting, saving and making good financial choices. But how do you teach basic money management? Where do you start? This section is loaded with ideas for implementing an allowance system.
- Tackling the ‘To Do’ List -
Gather the kids together and get them to help you compile a ‘to do’ list of summer jobs, projects or maintenance items. Then try out one of the strategies to get everyone tackling the ‘to do’ list.
- Kids ‘n Cooking -
Has your child ever prepared a meal for the entire family? Summer is a good time to teach them. Be patient, it will take some time for your child to learn their way around in the kitchen. Start out simple, make the process enjoyable and build this life-long skill. In this section you will learn how to get started.
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- It’s Travel Time! - Planning a road trip over the summer vacation? Whether you are going near or far, a little preparation can help get you there and save your sanity too. Here are a few ideas of what to do before you ‘hit the road’. We’ve also included several ideas to keep kids busy and entertained during the trip. These tips can take you a looooong way.
- Maintain School Skills Through Summer -
Encourage the kids to keep up their school skills through the summer vacation. It will help them retain what they’ve already learned and definitely save ‘review time’ in the fall. Here are some tips to keep them motivated.
- Foster Summer Reading -
Summer is a great time to foster reading. Create an environment that encourages your children to read and make reading a part of everyday living. We’ve even included strategies on how to help a reluctant reader.
- Camping, Cottage, ‘n Beach Fun -
There’s nothing like a day at the beach, a weekend at a cottage or an overnight camping trip to create great family memories. Here are some great ways to spend the day, including a variety of activities that are easily organized and that require very few supplies.
- Campfire Activities - The campfire is the perfect location for some more fun and games. Check out the song-singing and the story-telling ideas.
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