
Originally posted 2016-06-01 20:00:16.
Missed it the first time? Join Al, Drew, and Trey as they discuss how to break your kids away from the screen.
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Topics this week:
Steel City Con!
- Website!
- Dates:
- August 7th – 10 – 9
- August 8th – 10 – 8
- August 9th – 10 – 5
- Price:
- Single Day Pass – 20$
- 3-Day Pass – 40$
Main Topic:
- https://www.yahoo.com/tech/five-ways-to-break-your-kids-screen-addiction-and-85327297754.html
- http://www.wikihow.com/Get-Your-Children-Away-from-TV
- http://www.abundantmama.com/creative-ways-to-break-a-tv-habit/
- http://www.greatschools.org/gk/articles/managing-your-childs-screen-time/
- Case Studies
- Common Sense Media – Love this site!
- Parent’s Choice
- http://eartheasy.com/blog/2011/02/7-ways-to-wean-your-child-off-video-games/
- http://time.com/89830/parents-phones-kids/
Review Information: Where the Sidewalk Ends
- Common Sense Media Link
- Author – Shel Silverstein
Illustrator – Shel Silverstein
Cover artist – Shel Silverstein
Country – United States of America
Genre – Children’s poetry
Publisher – Harper Collins Publishers
Publication date – 1974
Pages – 309Parents need to know that Where the Sidewalk Ends is a beloved collection of humorous poems and drawings first published by Shel Silverstein (The Giving Tree) in 1974. Some poems are a bit macabre — a skinny boy who disappears down the bathtub drain, a crocodile with a toothache who chomps a sadistic dentist, and so on. But there’s compassion and morality in here too, leavened with comic mayhem. Great as a read aloud for pre-readers, a book for beginning readers, and a surefire hit with third and fourth graders who get a kick out of reading and reciting the many funny poems.
Hope you enjoy the show!
-Sarindre