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Writing Family Histories
Written by Megan Wright, Seattle, WA   
Sunday, 02 November 2008

Writing family historiesWrite the history of one nuclear family.  Choose a family, your own, the one you grew up in, the family your father grew up in, the family of an ancestor… just that family though.

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Family Service Projects
Written by Durga Devi   
Friday, 10 October 2008

Family Service ProjectsThe following family service projects, I believe, are particularly family friendly.

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Family Evening Fun
Written by Durga Devi   
Friday, 10 October 2008

Family Evening FunIt’s Monday; Mom comes home at 5 pm after work, Kay, the younger one, stays on late at school usually for club activities, Dad comes home at 8pm and I usually get back around 7.30pm.

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Mother Daughter Book Club
Written by Shiloah Baker   
Thursday, 09 October 2008

Mother Daughter book club Purpose: To share a love of literature with your daughter while getting to know each other as individuals.

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How Do We Help Our Children Get Ready To Learn In School?
Written by Michelle   
Thursday, 09 October 2008

As you know, our children's education begins at home. There are many inexpensive and easy things to do at home, that will help make learning fun. This will help them look forward to school.

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ABC's of Helping Your Child In School
Written by Homemaking Cottage   
Thursday, 09 October 2008

 Just Remember your ABC's to help your child in school this year...

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Ways to Encourage Learning at Home
Written by Homemaking Cottage   
Thursday, 09 October 2008

Ways to encourage learningEveryone in the family has a household responsibility, at least one chore that must be done on time. There are regular times for members of the family to eat, sleep, play, work and study.

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Children's School Lunch Ideas
Written by Shiloah Baker   
Thursday, 09 October 2008

Children's School LunchesThis was a fun Homemaking class taught by a sister in our ward. It was a mid-week activity at her house. We made the sandwiches & tortillas rolls.

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The Love Jar
Written by Wendy Jensen   
Thursday, 09 October 2008

The Love JarIn our family, we use a "Love Jar" to help our children learn to show love and respect for others. If we "catch" our children doing a kind deed for a member of the family, or for someone else, then we (or another member of the family) can nominate that person for a "love ticket."

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