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- News Report
- by LissaT
- in swallowedwhole.blog.co.uk
- 1 day old
- I must teach around 5,000 to 6,000 children a year visiting the museum or on outreach worshops. I seldom learn their names, and only a few stick in my mind as individuals, but every now and then a child makes a lasting impression. Today it was reported that a 12 year old boy from Scunthorpe had drowned while playing in a local lake. The... more
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- A Love Story
- by vikramkarve
- in vikramkarve.blog.co.uk
- 1 day old
- Please click the link below and read my love story on my creative writing bloghttp://vikramkarve.sulekha.com/blog/post/2008/05/a-bundle-of-joy.htmRegardsVikram Karve more
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- Pushy Parents
- by TalentedYoungPeople
- in talentedyoungpeople.blog.co.uk
- 1 day old
- In this week’s blog I wanted to address a topic that I haven’t addressed yet but a topic I find myself discussing on a regular basis which is ‘Pushy Parents.’ With the financial rewards for success getting even bigger and bigger and with more young people in the media spotlight is it creating more pushy parents? For many years pushy parents have... more
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- Evaluation
- by LissaT
- in swallowedwhole.blog.co.uk
- 1 day old
- At the museum we give out evaluation sheets to every school party which comes in for a workshop or to which we go as an outreach. I'm not convinced that they ask the right questions, but that's another story. Sometimes I think that it would be a good thing if we could do an evaluation of the schools. If we did this week's would have run... more
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- How Will The Parents Cope?
- by ianrthorpe
- in greenteeth.blog.co.uk
- 4 days old
- An appalling piece of news today from Portugal concerns a British couple on holiday in the Algarve with their three young children. Thankfully in this case not of the children have gone missing although they are not where their parents think they should be. As in the case of Madeline McCann though, we must once again question the heartless... more
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- Who was Nelson..??? Callum.
- by sameold
- in sameold.blog.co.uk
- 4 days old
- Well the weather today here on the Wirral has been bloomin bonkers...Sun is out one minute, next light rain ! But the whole time very close and sticky. Basically shorts and t-shirt weather.My Dad picked the children and I up, in his new people carrier and we drove down to a lovely little village called Parkgate. It used to be a sea... more
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- Children scare me...
- by STiCKs13
- in mighty-boosh-kitty.blog.co.uk
- 6 days old
- They really do but check these out, funny as hell: Look at his face, hahaha!: She actually looks possessed, even before the ending... "I only like you when you...give me cookies.": Also, little reminder, I write the next part of my Horrors/Mighty Boosh story in 2 days, so remember that... Still very open to suggestions! ;D more
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- Oooh baby
- by EllieGant
- in flowergirl.blog.co.uk
- 6 days old
- Tonight's social conversation wasn't about TV. It was about Youtube. Type in 'Laughing babies", I heard someone say. So back home, having read the (small number of) friends' posts and tiredness having made me what used to be known as "a cheap date" after a mere two sips of wine, I did. How unfunny. First, my Man spilt wine over himself. He... more
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- De profundis
- by birdsong
- in birdsong.blog.co.uk
- 6 days old
- I just sat in the pub locally for a couple of hours talking to a friend of mine who has become the father of someone else's children. Fascinating. He is totally committed to the four kids in his care (only one his 'own' biologically). It is not an experience as I have ever had, as my children have no step father. He and I get on so well, and... more
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- More on Language
- by LissaT
- in swallowedwhole.blog.co.uk
- 10 days old
- Since I posted on this subject last week I have been thinking about language acquisition and young children. Do you remember the year that you were five? I do. It stands out in my memory for one very good reason as it was the year that my father was Cleethorpes' youngest ever mayor. This meant that my parents were out a good deal in the evening,... more
