1. NNCC Better Kid Care: Play Is The Business Of Kids BETTER KID CARE PLAY IS THE business OF kids. (1994). Play is the businessof kids. In *Better Kid Care A video learnat-home unit* (pp. 3-18). http://www.nncc.org/Curriculum/better.play.html

BETTER KID CARE: PLAY IS THE BUSINESS OF KIDS Better Kid Care Project Pennsylvania State University Cooperative Extension Table of Contents The Importance of Play From Birth to... Play Is Fun The Home Young Children's Play and Toys Types of Play Toys A Short Course On Play And Playthings THE IMPORTANCE OF PLAY From an Adult Viewpoint.... It often seems that all children do is play! They play until they are five or six, then they go off to school and start to learn. They play until they are big enough to really begin to do things. So it seems to grown-ups. From a Child's Viewpoint.... Play takes on a very different meaning. Play to a child IS learning! They learn to play and play to learn. Play is terribly important to a child. It is not a distraction. It's not something they do to take up time. It's the child's life. At birth the infant is a pioneer setting forth to explore a very new and very strange place. She does not know how the world works. She does not know that when you drop something it goes down, that balls roll, or that things far away look smaller than they really are. Infants are born beginners in life. They have to set about learning everything! And learning everything about everything!! Not only does the newborn not know these worldly things, she doesn't know that she can learn to do the things she needs to do to get along in the world. She doesn't know that she can learn to turn over, sit up, walk, feed herself, dress herself, ride a bike, be a friend, or even talk.

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3. Having A Home Based Business With Kids These seven tips for having a healthy home based business and happy kidswill help. Running A Successful HomeBased business With kids. http://sbinfocanada.about.com/library/weekly/aa080402a.htm

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5. Classroom Management | Getting Down To Business (Settling Kids Down) Front page Power Tools HowTo Classroom Management Getting Down to business Kidswant to hear the joke, but if they miss it, it s their loss. http://www.teachnet.com/how-to/manage/settlingdown071699.html

Front page Power Tools How-To Classroom Management Getting Down to Business O h, the excitement of a new year! Imagine those hallways the first day back... everyone talking, laughing, comparing schedules, comparing lunches, greeting old friends and meeting new ones. With all the hustle and bustle, how in the world are you ever going to get them to be quiet once the bell rings? Everyone can probably agree that on the first day, you might not get them quiet right away! But as the year starts up, now is the time to get into a groove, and form habits that will be healthy and helpful for everyone involved. How do you kick off the morning? ( Tell us, we'd love to hear your answer! ) Across the board, many of the methods are similar. Board work is a popular way to get students focused as they take their seats, and relaxing music is also popular. Bath and body stores sell wonderful aromatherapy candles that can help bring a calm to the room. There are also similar types of relaxing potpourri, light bulb rings, aroma jars and oils. All of these things contribute to the atmosphere without you having to direct attention to them, unlike board work. Note, however, that some businesses and schools have banned perfumes, and some adhere to strict fire prevention rules as well, so you should check before plugging in your potpourri pot.

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9. TeachingKidsBusiness.com -  The Gift Of Business For Kids ™. Here s a different gift idea a gift of business for kids™. The GiftOf business For kids - Ideas To Consider. www.teachingkidsbusiness.com. http://www.teachingkidsbusiness.com/TheGiftOfBusinessForKids.htm

Here's a different gift idea - a gift of business for kids . Simply give a child an opportunity to start thinking about business or actually getting started in business. Starting kids in business can include the preparation for business and actually trying business. Our use of the term business includes running a business or a career choice in business. Kids are given many gifts, some memorable and many shelved quite quickly. Consider a gift for a child 8-18 to help them prepare for their future. Your gift of business will be a great gift overtime, it will become priceless. Gifts of business for kids can be given in a number of ways; the gift of your time - give a little time to talk about business and explore business with a child. the gift of your money - purchase quality gifts that help a child think about business, learn about business, prepare for business or launch a business. access to people - provide the gift of a conversation with someone that can have a positive influence and help a child prepare for business.

10. TeachingKidsBusiness.com How To Start Your Own Business For Kids This how to start your own business program helps kids prepare forbusiness with the goal of helping kids get started in business. http://www.teachingkidsbusiness.com/how-to-start-your-own-business.htm

This "how to start your own business program" helps kids prepare for business with the goal of helping kids get started in business. There is lots of information throughout this program that will help you realize that there is a lot to business. You will learn if you take the time to think and prepare properly for business, that you will have a much greater chance of actually getting started and succeeding in business. There are many resources on how to start your own business, but we have developed this program as a kid friendly approach for kids under 18. Good luck and enjoy your business experiences! Kid's Overview As a kid, there are lots of business opportunities and lots of things to consider to give yourself the best chance of getting started and succeeding in business. Take a look at our lemonade stand program to get insight into the many things to think about for even a very simple business. What is your own business Let's be clear that your own business is working for yourself or possibly with partners. You and your partners are the ones who are responsible for developing the business and operating it.

11. 5 Ways To A Happy Home Business -- And Kids 5 ways to a happy home business and kids. In many ways, the mix of a home businessand kids drastically alters the very definition of a work schedule. http://www.microsoft.com/smallbusiness/issues/business_startups/home_businesses/

Microsoft.com Home Site Map Search Microsoft.com for: Home Search for Small Business All Microsoft.com Products Products Overview Windows Applications Server Software ... Online Services Business Issues Finance Management Marketing Technology ... Business Startups Business Challenges Computer Security Connect With Customers Communicate/Collaborate Business Operations How To Purchase Purchasing Overview Find a Reseller Special Offers Events Overview ... Microsoft Across America Support Support Overview Case Studies Worldwide Small Business Worldwide Site Map Business Startups Home Businesses 5 ways to a happy home business and kids By Jeff Wuorio If you're reading this column, chances are you're giving serious thought to a home-based business. And it's likely you have children in varying numbers and sizes around that home. Related Links 10 things you need for a home business Don't get busted: Get a business license Make a good home office great: 7 ways Microsoft Office Small Business Edition 2003 ... Microsoft List Builder Hold on. Does this spell the end of your work-at-home fantasies? Are kids and home-based businesses like oil and water, or politics and polite conversation? By no means. I can attest to that. I've owned a home-based business for about 20 years and for more than half of that time I've had one (and, later, a second) kidlet in the work vicinity.

12. Microsoft .NET Passport For Businesses kids Passport also helps reduce the need for your business to develop itsown parentalconsent solution, which can be costly and time-consuming. http://www.microsoft.com/net/services/passport/business.asp

var sContentID = ""; Microsoft.com Home Site Map Search Microsoft.com for: .NET Home Site Map .NET Worldwide .NET Home ... .NET Passport Microsoft .NET Passport for Businesses March 13, 2003 Related Resources Passport Review Guide Case Studies PPSLC WellMed Nasdaq News Passport Will Support Shared Source Initiative Citigroup and Microsoft Create Agreement Services Available Single sign-in. The Passport single sign-in service allows users to create a single set of credentials that can be used to access any site that supports a Passport service. The objective of the Passport single sign-in service is to increase customer satisfaction by allowing website visitors easy access without the frustration of repetitive registrations and forgotten passwords. Kids Passport. The Kids Passport services offer tools to help businesses comply with the parental consent provisions of certain children's privacy laws such as those in the U.S. Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). Parents can use the Kids Passport service to modify their children's Passport profile information and choose a consent level to which participating Kids Passport sites collect, use, and share children's personal information.* Business Benefits of Passport Passport offers several business benefits.

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5 ways to a happy home business — and kids Jeff Wuorio If you're reading this column, chances are you're giving serious thought to a home-based business. And it's likely you have children in varying numbers and sizes around that home. Hold on. Does this spell the end of your work-at-home fantasies? Are kids and home-based businesses like oil and water, or politics and polite conversation? By no means. I can attest to that. I've owned a home-based business for 17 years and for roughly half of that time I've had one (and, later, a second) kidlet in the work vicinity. But that's not to suggest that children and home businesses fold together naturally. It takes some planning, flexibility and, perhaps above all, guidelines. Here are some tips to get you started. Break the news that you're in business. First things first: Hold a family meeting to discuss your home-based business. Kim Gordon, author of "Bringing Home the Business: The 30 Truths Every Home Business Owner Must Know," notes this gives you the opportunity to cover three essential topics — how the home office will be used, the times when the office will be off-limits to children and what to expect when you are working. "You should cover everything from friends coming over during business hours to whether they can run the vacuum or the dishwasher," she says. "If you don't, these topics can flare up four to six months down the road."

14. Andy's Show-Biz Page Today is Children in Show business! Barry Kolker is a former actorwho has worked in the kids agenting biz for more than 9 years. http://www.geocities.com/Broadway/Mezzanine/4089/child.html

Today is: Children in Show Business! I've interviewed one of New York's leading children's agents and the results are below. Barry Kolker, Carson-Kolker Agency, NYC Barry Kolker is a former actor who has worked in the kids' agenting biz for more than 9 years. He's considered one of New York's top children agents and has clients working on Broadway, in film and on television. Note: Direct quotes are in quotation marks. What's the best way for parents and their children to get in touch with you? A picture and resume is best, and the picture doesn't need to be professional, a snapshot will do. If there's no resume, then include something with vital statistics, special skills and telephone numbers. What sort of special skills? Musical theatre skills are very important. What sports they play is also something he likes to see. Why would you bring in one kid more than another, and is it hard for a kid to get seen? Any picture and resume that notes the child can sing and move will usually result in an appointment to come in. It's generally easier for kids to be brought in than adults, and we're always looking. Kids grow up, their voices change, they move on.... "It should be the kid dragging the parent through the door, not the other way around."

15. Cafe Locale - Business Profiles -- Kids' Ketch This article appeared in the August 6th Issue of TV Times Back to BusinessProfiles Index -. kids Ketch Gives Children Something To Think About. http://www.cafelocale.com/businessprofiles/kidsketch.html

This article appeared in the August 6th Issue of TV Times - Back to Business Profiles Index - Kids' Ketch Gives Children Something To Think About By David Maull TV Times There's still something to be said for good old-fashioned brain power. "What I try to do is buy toys that make kids do something," Ford said. "Sometimes, it's the old-fashioned toys that are better." You won't find video tapes at Kids' Ketch, but you will find plastic models, games, construction sets, rockets, science kits and puzzles. Battery-powered items are also rare in the store. The inventory is unique in an age when most children are entertained simply by sitting in front of a television set. "I think kids are entertained too much," Ford said. "I think they appreciate in the long run these kinds of toys." It was frustration at not being able to find quality, mind-stimulating toys for her children that led Ford to open Kids' Ketch eight years ago. After searches at large toy stores proved fruitless, Ford opened a business of her own, stocking the very items she had difficulty finding. She first operated a small 400-square-foot shop in the Jetty building before moving into a larger space in the Lewes Mercantile Building on Second Street.

16. Fortune Small Business - Small Business - The Kids Are All Right GIVING BACK The kids Are All Right An entrepreneur returns to his innercityelementary school—35 years later. By Lester A. Picker http://www.fortune.com/fortune/smallbusiness/articles/0,15114,628731,00.html

SEARCH FORTUNE The FSB 100 -25 Richest Entrepreneurs 50 Small-Cap Stocks America's Best Bosses ... Current Issue GIVING BACK The Kids Are All Right By Lester A. Picker Baltimore 21215 doesn't have the same cachet as Beverly Hills 90210. If you're cruising through this zip code, you probably took a wrong turn off I-83, and you're passing drug dealers and abandoned row houses. Residents here have the highest rate of welfare dependence in the city. Gildee knows what some of the kids he now helps are going through. He was raised by his maternal grandmother, after his mother abandoned him when he was 5 (he never knew his father). His grandmother, on welfare herself, knew that he and his brother needed a solid education and firm discipline (neither of which were in abundance at the local public schools) to break the cycle of poverty. She persuaded St. Ambrose to give them full scholarships. "Some donor paid for my education," he says. Today Gildee has 110 students in Kids-R-VIPs, and he sees every report card each quarter. The kids have to maintain a B average and dress appropriately for school, and they're required to volunteer for community projects, such as visiting senior citizens in a nursing home. So far Gildee has had to drop only one child for poor grades and another for attendance problems. "I want results," he says. "These kids blow away all the stereotypes that say inner-city children can't perform in school. They just need to be in a strong, disciplined place where adults care about them."

17. Fortune Small Business - Small Business - Cars For The Kids WHEELS Cars for the kids Two new models offer firsttime fun—maybetoo much fun. By Alex Taylor III Beaters. That s what my brother http://www.fortune.com/fortune/smallbusiness/offhours/articles/0,15114,559522,00

SEARCH FORTUNE The FSB 100 -25 Richest Entrepreneurs 50 Small-Cap Stocks America's Best Bosses ... Subscribe to FSB Honda Element Send to a friend Print Reprints Current Issue WHEELS Cars for the Kids Two new models offer first-time fun—maybe too much fun. By Alex Taylor III Beaters. That's what my brother and I called the cars my father bought us when we were teenagers. They were older cars that would stand up to the scrapes we'd inflict before we learned to judge where the back fender stopped and nearby obstacles began. A couple of British-made Vauxhalls took a particular pounding. These days parents think more about the dents in their children than the dents in their cars. Safety has become paramount in choosing which first car to buy. A larger vehicle is more likely to protect its occupants in a collision (although it will inflict more damage on anything it hits). Yet big vehicles mean more horsepower—always subject to abuse—and in the case of an SUV, have a greater tendency to roll over. Small cars provide a tiny protective cocoon but greater agility swerving around trouble and less chance of getting into it. My biggest complaint with both cars is that they make driving almost too much fun. As it is, your teenagers will be spending more time in the driver's seat than you'd like; you don't have to make it more enticing by outfitting them with cool wheels. As for my own kids, I plan to put them into functional used cars like a moderately used Camry or a Taurus that will provide basic transportation without giving them any incentive to drive faster or crazier than they should. I'll just make sure not to call them beaters.

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