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Why Music for Young Children?
Why Music for Young Children?By Janet Channon, Kids Music Company
The benefits of involving children in musical activities are immense, from developing a love of music to promoting brain growth.
Most importantly, music is fun. If a child is having fun their brain is open to learning. If a child is stressed, worried or unhappy, the brain closes down to learning and new stimulation. Activities tha  . . . more
Author : JC Created : 18 Apr 2010
 
Dyslexia at Home

Dyslexia impacts the whole family, and parents and siblings need to be equally on board in fostering a culture of acceptance and encouraging strengths. Dyslexic children should not be wrapped in cotton wool. But they should be given both practical and emotional support. They need security and encouragement so that they feel ok about thinking differently, and able to take risks in learning and sh  . . . more
Author : Ed Created : 10 Feb 2010
 
Reactivate Your Child
 Reactivate Your Child
The key to activating kids is to turn off the TV and redirect their attention. Reducing TV from more than 20 hours a week (the average for a New Zealand kid) to 7 can cut a child's obesity risk by one third.   . . . more
Author : GKA Created : 06 Oct 2008
 
Help with homework or study

www.AnyQuestions.co.nz
The librarians at Any Questions are available between 1 - 6pm weekdays to support students of all ages. Any Questions helps you find useful, accurate online information to help with your homework. The online librarians are trained to help you work out the sort of information you need, then begin searching with you � however, they are not a 'quick answers service!�
Outsid  . . . more
Author : Ed Created : 02 Sep 2008
 
Make your child smarter
Young toddlers and school going children must eat nutritionally rich and well balanced meals and snacks to boost their brain development and assist normal growth of body organs. Here are some of the most famous and well recognized and super charged brain foods for your children:
Brain boosting anti-oxidant rich foods
Vitamins A, C and E are the recognized nutrients that act as highly beneficial   . . . more
Author : Ed Created : 02 Sep 2008
 
Youthline and Urge provide valuable support for Youth.
Information about mental health, alcohol, drugs, sexually transmitted diseases, nutrition and relationships is available for youth on a website www.urge.co.nz run by Youthline.   Youthline is a national youth development organisation offering counselling, training, development programmes and information to young people and their families. www.youthline.co.nz        . . . more
Author : Ed Created : 15 Jul 2008
 
Activating Communities through Active Schools
Activating Communities through Active Schools

Activating Communities through Active Schools is an introduction and guide for organisations, clubs, parents and volunteers supporting Active Schools.
Active Schools is all about encouraging New Zealand children to choose and enjoy physical activity. In every community and region, the more that schools, organisations and clubs work together to achi  . . . more
Author : Sparc Created : 20 Nov 2007
 
Get Kids Active






What Is Physical Activity?Physical activity is any bodily movement produced by skeletal muscles that result in an expenditure of energy.

 Physical Activity is not just exercise and sport. It includes taking the stairs instead of the lift, hanging out the washing, walking to the shops or to work and school, gardening, vacuuming and sweeping. Physical activity can be as rigorous  . . . more
Author : Get Kids Active Created : 23 Oct 2007
 
Sleep Problems in Children.
What are sleep problems in children?
Many babies and young children have problems sleeping at first. But if children are still not sleeping through the night by the age of 2 years, they may have a sleep problem. All of this information is for children over the age of 2.





There are three main sorts of sleep problems:


Too little sleep
Nightmares, night terrors and sleepwalking
  . . . more
Author : Ministry of Health Created : 22 Oct 2007
 
Special Needs Support Connection
  Special Needs Advocacy & Support Trust is a Charitable Trust which was formed on the 3rd February 2006. The service provided under this umbrella has assisted more than 153 families and educational facilities in this time. The organisation and service is unique as we are client focused, not funding focused; it has been developed in consultation with clients to meet their indiv  . . . more
Author : H Created : 19 Aug 2007
 
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