81. School Lunchtime Trends & Tips - Food Reference During the backto-school season, moms have a lot to consider, including their child s Invest in cool lunch equipment. Let your kids choose a lunchbox, http://www.foodreference.com/html/art-school-lunch.html

Home Kitchen Tips Recipes Food Quotes ... Small Business Loans $3,000 to $125,000 Do your customers pay with VISA or MasterCard? We’ll advance you money on your future sales! Apply Now Get a Free Trial issue of SAVEUR The Award-Winning magazine that celebrates the people, places and rituals that establish culinary traditions Blumenversand Foodreference.com - Articles Section Subscribe to the FREE Weekly Newsletter Articles Beverages - A to M ... Buy Posters at AllPosters.com Check the and Cooks Tips sections for more information. School Lunchtime Trends The second installment of the LUNCHABLES® Lunchroom Monitor Survey, conducted by KRC Research*, polled 1,000 moms and 1,000 kids (ages 8-12) nationwide to compare notes on what is cafeteria cool this fall. The Lunchroom Monitor Survey serves up the dish on what makes this year's back-to-school "A-list" for both kids and moms. What moms had to say... Brown Bag Monitor When packing a lunch, 47% of moms include items based on the nutritional content, 26% pack foods based on their child's request and 22% pack items based on convenience and total preparation time. To ensure their child's lunch is good for them, while shopping for lunch food items, 36% of moms read nutrition labels, 21% trust their instincts and 19% admit to buying whatever their child likes.

82. Back-to-School Shopping: What Are You Buying? - Blogging Baby - Www.bloggingbaby New clothes, new back packs, new lunch boxes?” I’m sure retailers would love that to be the At my location four days to school and counting - yippee! http://www.bloggingbaby.com/entry/1234000303054129/

Jay Savage on The Open Source Weblog NYCBSDCon wrap up, Part 2: Certification Tips we want to hear them Back-to-School Shopping: What are you buying? Posted Aug 11, 2005, 8:04 PM ET by Stefania Butler Related entries: Gear Lifestyle Permalink Email this ... Comments Recent Entries Greek moms to be paid for three or more kids Premature babies, families reunite at Winchester Hospital Kids and hunting: a match made in [_] Gadling with the family: Oxford a good destination for kids? ... Add your comments Reader Comments Posted Aug 11, 2005, 9:28 PM ET by Ann Adams I bought two backpacks on wheels now that the younger two are walking to school ($60.), a bunch of pencils, sharpeners, pencil cases, and paper (maybe $10.) A new zipped binder for the middle schooler ($6.) tissues ($6) and probably some small stuff I've forgotten. I usually start them off with one new outfit each but it's 100 degrees here, their summer clothes are in good shape, and I believe they're growing an inch a day. I'll start over around early October for the cold and wet season. I shop the thrift and discount stores and we have a "pass it down" network among friends as well. The girls learned a long time ago they will never be on the cutting edge of fashion. Fortunately their grandmother on their mother's side loves to send clothes and has a great sense of style, although a little fancy and not as practical as I would choose. I'm a jeans and polo shirt person. However, as their economically challenged great-grandmother and guardian on their father's side, I'm grateful to her. It helps.

83. Capitol Hill Neighbors : Today's Life Solutions / Education / GreatSchools.net No More backto-school Blues Helpful Tips for a Smooth Transition Here are some quick and creative ideas for making school lunches healthy and fun http://www.capitolhillneighbors.com/index.php?pageId=tls&action=article&itemId=2

84. Brook Knolll School - Parent Information Brook Knoll school General Information Lost and Found, lunch Program. Parking Lot safety, PTA. Newsletter, school Site Council http://www.brookknoll.santacruz.k12.ca.us/parent-info.htm

Brook Knoll School - General Information Accident and Emergencies Accident Insurance ... Scotts Valley Unified School District (SVUSD) Board of Trustees Arrival Information: No supervision is provided on the playground until 7:45 am each day and children should not arrive before this time. For those students who walk to school, please instruct them to use crosswalks, sidewalks and/or the safest route to school. Dismissal Information: All children are asked to go home immediately when school is dismissed at the end of the school day. There is no supervision on the playgrounds after school. The only students who should be on the grounds are those who pay for the After School Recreation Program, are attending Scouts, Brownies, and other special programs, or are being kept after school by a teacher. When a child is to be kept after school, parents will be notified. If you, the parent, need to wait to pick up a sibling from kindergarten, please stay with your other child if he/she wishes to play on the playground, as they are not allowed on the playground without an adult present. Parents will be contacted when students are unattended on the playground after school. Students in 1st through 5th grades who are not picked up by 3:00 pm will go to the school office and parents will be contacted. After morning kindergarten classes are dismissed at 11:40 am, unfortunately our student population is too large to accommodate children on the playground even with parent supervision. Our 1st through 5th grade students are scheduled for classroom activities, recesses and lunch recesses on the playgrounds until 3:15 pm. The playground supervisors and teachers, who are responsible for all our children's safety, would have difficulty with the congestion of additional children on the playground. When your child's kindergarten class ends for the day, we need you to leave the campus. Teachers and playground supervisors need to focus on students in session and insure safe playground activities and set safe limits of play. We need you to help increase safety by limiting the numbers of both children and adults on campus. Also, as you know, parking is at a premium, and parents who arrive for afternoon activities and meetings need every space that we can make available.

85. Back To School Safely -Articles By Kay Green have the child s name in plain view to strangers (on back packs and lunch boxes). Will you send your kids back to school Safely this year too? http://www.mypreciouskid.com/articles/back-to-school-safely.html

Back to School Safely August is the month we begin to think about "Back to School" You know the normal tradition of buying new clothes and new school supplies. It is also the month to think about sending our kids " Back To School Safely ". Will your kids be safe and protected when they go back to school? Here is a list of 8 ways to can protect your child and their belongings. LABELS - We label our kids clothes and belongings. Lets also protect our kids by having them all wear a physical ID everyday at school. That can be an ID Scope ID Bracelet, Shoe stickers or tags . This leaves your contact phone numbers with your child at all times. TEACH your kids what to do if they are ever lost. I teach my daughter to find another mommy and take off her shoe and ask the mom to use the sticker information to call me on my cell phone. CODE WOR D- Teach them to never go anywhere with someone they do not know. Have a family CODE WORD that only family members know. WALK or DRIVE them to and from school and the bus stop. In this day and age it is not safe to let our kids walk alone or wait alone for a bus.

86. Candy USA! Some tips and ideas for parents during backto-school season and throughout the year Not many kids open their lunchbox and say, “Oh no, another snack! http://www.candyusa.org/Media/General/school_2004_release.asp

var sCookie = eval(''); About Us Contact Us Return Home All About Candy ... General : Bite-Sized Candies Hit the Shelves in Time for Back-to-School Bite-Sized Candies Hit the Shelves in Time for Back-to-School Smaller Sizes and Re-sealable Packages Help Parents Emphasize Moderation Vienna, VA – Less is more. Share and share alike. These phrases reflect a growing trend in the candy industry. Candy manufacturers are satisfying consumers' desires for flexibility by emphasizing moderation and portion control through smaller candies and re-sealable packaging. Packages of bite-sized candies are on the shelves now, in anticipation of Halloween, but there is no need for parents to wait until October to enjoy their family's favorite treats. Smaller-sized candies enable consumers to eat a little at a time, and re-sealable packaging reminds consumers that each bag contains multiple servings, which helps parents and children alike observe the important dietary principle of moderation. “There are so many ways that kids can enjoy candy, in moderation, as part of a balanced diet,” said Larry Graham, president, National Confectioners Association. “Whether it's a quick snack for your teen after school or a surprise in your grade school child's lunch box, when you balance sweets with regular meals, children can enjoy candy without over-indulging.” Candy manufacturers are continuing to introduce more bite-sized candies that enable consumers to eat a little at a time. Many of these candies are individually wrapped, making them perfect to distribute piece by piece. A dditionally, in recent years, candy manufacturers have introduced re-sealable bags of unwrapped, bite- sized candies that make it easier to serve some immediately and save some for later.

87. Math Activities 100th day of school ideas 1. Make a necklace using 100 beads. 100 lunch boxes 100 pencils 100 erasers 100 unifix cubes 100 teddy bears 100 toothpicks http://mrsalphabet.com/100thday.html

Math/100th Day By Mrs. Alphabet 100 Second Race By Mrs. Alphabet 100 seconds you have to race Run and use a very fast pace. When the whistle blows stop We'll see who wins 100 gumdrops. 100 second race Teacher blows whistle to start using a stop watch she blows whistle after 100 seconds child that has run the furthest wins 100 gumdrops. You can also skip, hop, go backwards, two legged, wheelbarrow, use your imagination! By Ann Frizzell We are collecting 100 postcards. We have them displayed around a large world map right inside the front door of the school. The children collected used bottles, cans, etc. for recycling to raise money for the postage. We also have a 100 chart counting down the days. On the 100th day we set up centers around the classroom with various 100 activities. For instance we may compare the lengths of 100 paper clips fastened together and 100 link and learn chains. We see what 100 pennies look like. One group will build a construction with 100 wooden blocks. Another group will build a construction with 100 pieces of Lego. Quite often the children have ideas of their own that they would like to do on our 100th day. Some of the keen children bring 100 collections from home to share with classmates.

88. Children Today Articles And Reviews Index Nutrition in a box What to Pack in Your Child’s Lunchbox for Good Does back to school Mean back to Bullies? What Every Parent and Child Should Know http://childrentoday.com/resources/

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89. The Best Back-to-School Brown-Bag Lunches Twelve tips for the best backto-school lunches. container that holds a reusable cold pack, or use a frozen juice box to keep the rest of the meal cold. http://parenting.ivillage.com/gs/gsnutrition/0,,18lp-p,00.html

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90. Back To School back To school Lunchbox Makeovers CSPI Newsroom back To school Clipart - back To school safety - National Highway Traffic safety Administration http://stepbystepcc.com/school.html

Book List The Kissing Hand - Audrey Penn Are you looking for books on Back to School? Search barnesandnoble.com for Back To School Off To Kindergarten - sung to "Oscar Meyer Theme Song" Oh, I'm ready to go off to kindergarten That is where I really want to beeeee.... Cause when I go off to kindergarten, Everyone will think I'm really neeeat. ~From Totline More Piggyback Songs by Valerie Bielsker School Buses ~Submitted by Nancee Theme Ideas Coming Soon! Links! Coloring Pages Jan Brett Back To School - A to Z Teacher Stuff Back To School - ABC Teach Back To School - Bry-Back Manor Back To School Poems and Songs - Can Teach Good Morning Songs - Can Teach Songs for Lining Up and Walking in the Hall - Can Teach Celebrating Birthdays in the Classroom - Can Teach Back to School Activities - Childfun.com Back To School: Lunchbox Makeovers - CSPI Newsroom Back To School Clipart - Cyberbee First Day of School Icebreakers - Education World Back To School Book (craft) - Enchanted Learning Your Kindergartner - Family Education.com The eGG's Back to School Family Handbook - The Global Gourmet Back To School Guide - Kaboose Back To School Helpful Hints - Kid Krazy Korner Going Back To School - Kid's Health Back To School Safety - National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Back To School Safety Tips - National Safety Council School Bus Safety - Safety City Back To School Songs - Songs 4 Teachers Welcome Back To School - Tammy's Tidbits Going Back To School Activities - The Teacher's Corner Back To School - Teaching Is A Work Of Art

91. Error 2005 backto-school News. Some children prefer to bring their lunches to school. Reames offers additional ideas for nutritious lunches http://www.agctr.lsu.edu/en/communications/news/back_to_school/Bag Lunches Could

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92. NEA: Works4Me Tips Library - Managing Your Classroom - Behavior Control Many safety Strategies. We are a K3 school with a student population of 400, Works4Me is a vehicle for instructional staff to share their ideas with http://www.nea.org/tips/manage/behavior.html

document.write(''); NEA Home Member Home In the Classroom Lesson Ideas ... Members Only registration required Select below to see your state affiliate website: -select state- AL AK AR AZ CA CO CT DE Federal FL GA HI IA ID IL IN KS KY LA MA MD ME MI MN MO MS MT NC ND NE NH NJ NM NV NY OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VA VT WA WI WV WY Building a sense of order, respect, and trust in your classroom is essential. Without these underlying dynamics, the real business of teaching and learning cannot take place. Here are ways that some educators are meeting the challenge, and using positive reinforcement to transform undesirable behavior in their students. Try them and see if they work in your classroom! Noise Control Staying On Task Safety Issues Transforming Behavior ... Tracking Behavior Noise Control From Janie Allan, Janiea@aol.com , an elementary teacher at SonShine Christian Academy: Quiet Points "My students have a hard time staying quiet so I came up with a point system. Each period is worth 20 points. If a student disobeys the quiet rule, the points are subtracted in increments. First they are left with 10 points and then 5 points. After the final infraction, they have points left. At the end of the period, I record a running total of points on a section of the board. They like to see how many they can collect. They can spend them on extra computer time, stickers and treats but I set the prices high enough to ensure that I don't go bankrupt." From Rajini Devi

93. BabyCenter | Community: BBS - Bargain Hunting Tips For Parents | What Are You Do Last year, ds 1 started kindergarten and I made a backto-school cake (looked like I read somewhere about having a picnic using there new lunch boxes, http://parentcenter.bbs.babycenter.com/board/preschooler/pfinances/5465/thread/2

var ACM, oPopup, oDefPopup, offsetTop=10, offsetLeft=10; You seem to have disabled JavaScript. To take full advantage of our site and functionality, we recommend you enable Javascript. How? document.write(''); Preconception Pregnancy Baby Toddler ... Bargain hunting tips for parents "What are you doing to celebrate back-to-school?" Posts: Last Post: Aug 3, 2005, 1:32 PM (PDT) JOIN IN: See all Boards Create a new thread Add a message WATCHES: My watches Start watching this thread HOW TO: Getting started Community Guidelines Help victims of Hurricane Katrina Wish you could do something? Click here to donate to the American Red Cross. Back to Bargain hunting tips for parents Messages First Last Author: Mom_Mom Aug 1, 2005 , 4:55 AM (PDT) Figured I'd get an early jump on this, so I can maybe implement some of your ideas. Last year, ds #1 started kindergarten and I made a back-to-school cake (looked like a chalkboard, super easy), and my parents came over mid-afternoon. He had morning kindergarten, so we enjoyed the cake mid-afternoon I think. Then we all went out to dinner at Bob Evans (good 1/2 hour drive, but most restaurants are for us). The back-to-school dinner out we will do again. It is a time for the dc to tell us all about their first day of school, what they liked, about their teacher, this year it can be what friends are in their class, etc.

94. Healthy School Year It’s backto-school time again which means it’s important for kids to fuel up so they have energy for When packing lunch boxes, keep these tips in mind http://www.topsmarkets.com/shareddev/sharedcontent/HW/MonthlyTips/august_fuel.cf

Healthy Ideas Health Tips Healthy Living Additional Resources Got water? Preserve Your Favorite End-of-Summer Produce Back-to-School Fuel -breakfast- Studies suggest that eating breakfast may improve behavior, memory and test scores. Research also shows that children who eat breakfast have an overall better diet than children who do not. Keep saturated fat and cholesterol levels down by choosing low-fat egg substitutes, soy bacon, low-fat yogurt and fat free milk. Before you send your kids off in the morning, remember to give them a healthy start to their day! -lunch- Pair whole grain bread and cereal with protein-rich foods like cheese, lean meat, and low-fat peanut butter. Add cut-up fruits and veggies for a healthy, easy-to-eat boost of essential nutrients. Avoid packing sugary candy and fat-laden snacks when possible. They provide no long-lasting energy and can make your child feel sluggish and unable to concentrate. No time to pack a lunch? Back-to-School Health: Immunizations Make a Smooth Transition from Summer to School For a Safe and Happy School Year HealthNotes is available: HealthNotes provides you with health information backed by medical and health professionals.

95. School Crafts Pencil Pens Making Books Backpacks Back To School Arts And Crafts you can make going back to school fun! Try some of these craft ideas! Create a unique lunchbox using torn gift wrap and some modge podge. http://familycrafts.about.com/od/schooldays1/

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97. Primary School Science And Technology Obento lunchbox in Japan Images of various obento lunches from Japan. Helpful ideas for school lunches lunch menu ideas and nutrition information. http://www.primaryschool.com.au/scienceresults.php?kla=Science and Technology&un

98. Oak Creek PTA Sign up for easyto-use templates to build a teacher, school, or community-group website. Suggestions and ideas are welcomed! What s For lunch? http://www.myschoolonline.com/site/0,1876,891-195024-1-86661,00.html

Home Page Calendar All About PTA Back to School Building Skills ... Nominate this site for the Showcase Oak Creek PTA TO THE OAK CREEK PTA WEB SITE Wrapping Paper Fund Raiser September 20th -October 3rd. OAK CREEK OWLS OAK CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1 Dove Creek Irvine, CA 92618 (949) 936-8559 FAX (949) 936-8551 Absence Line Oak Creek Elementary School Home Page BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT SEPTEMBER 22, 2005 6:30 - 7:00 PM K-2 Back to School Night 7:15 - 7:45 PM 3-6 Back to School Night October 22, 2005 is a modified day Grades 1-3 school out by 1:17 Grades 4-5 school out by 1:21 Grade 6 school out by 1:23 OCTOBER 7, 2005 FALL FAMILY SOCIAL A GREAT SCIENCE WEB SITE Windows to the Universe COOL LINKS FOR KIDS (click on this link for some fun) BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION Clip and save Box Tops for Education from General Mills food products, send them to school with your child and Oak Creek Elementary will earn cash - ten cents a Box Top, up to $2 0,000 per school. General Mills Box Tops for Education.

99. Schools - 8/20/03 Go back to school Supplies. Newspapers in Education LIVONIA Retailers who sell backpacks, lunch boxes and towers of Kleenex are learning from moms http://www.detnews.com/2003/schools/0308/20/

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