41. Kids N Stuff Childrens Musuem Our Service philosophy. Through these programs, kids 'N' Stuff will reinforcethe education that the youth are receiving in the schools. http://www.kidsnstuff.org/philosophy.htm

Kids 'N' Stuff Home Field Trips Events Spring Classes Our Philosophy Exhibits Membership Staff Board of Directors Our History Contact Us We're Open - Take a Virtual Tour Kids 'N' Stuff: An Interactive Experience for Kids, unlike other area museums, will focus on youth ages 2-12. KNS has the primary purpose of enhancing the educational opportunities for children and their families by providing a creative and enriching experience through interactive exhibits and programs in the arts, humanities, sciences and technology. Through its programs and governance the museum will reflect the region’s rich ethnic, cultural and economic history. Our Service Philosophy Collaboration – To work with local educators, area youth and youth service organizations to design programs and exhibits that will add another dimension to the topics offered by the local schools. Through these programs, Kids 'N' Stuff will reinforce the education that the youth are receiving in the schools. Raising awareness- To design Programs that raise awareness of the world around us, including our unique cultural heritage and the environment in which we live.

42. Linda Book's World Of Music For Kids--Linda's Philosophy About Children's Music Copyright © 2003 Words and Muse Productions All Rights Reserved. ALittle Bit of Linda Book's philosophy about kids' Music. It would http://www.lindabook.com/forgrownups.html

Words and Muse Productions All Rights Reserved. A Little Bit of Linda Book's Philosophy about Kids' Music It would be easier to let you know what I write and sing about, of course, if you were sitting in the audience of a show of mine. If you could be there, here's what you'd find. My music supports my basic philosophy: I think that children are growing up too fast, and my songs let them dwell in the world where children are most comfortable and let them be kids for a bit longer The other side of it, as I am told by many of you, is that my songs truly remind adults of what it was to be a child, to take them back to their own childhood and experience it again. That re-experiencing seems to warm the heart and, for a little while, it quiets the noisy insistence of modern life. A Little History I grew up in a household where music was ever-present. We always had a piano that my mother played. I began to play around on the piano when I was about 8.

43. It's About Kids - Philosophy Regarding Support how I continue to be influenced by a prevailing philosophy for which I Copyright ©2003 It's About kids - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Created, Hosted and Maintained http://www.itsaboutkids.org/supportphilosophy.html

Statement of Purpose Ministry Means What We Believe What's New ... Suggest Our Site To A Friend Philosophy Regarding Support Recently I asked some friends of mine, who have an orphanage with over 70 children, "How do you tell your supporters about the needs of your ministry?" They replied, "Oh, we don't do that anymore! Some who follow our ministry got really annoyed so we don't share about needs anymore" "Really? Annoyed? Why is that? " I've spent a lot of time thinking about what my friends told me, because for as often as some of our supporters have asked to be told about the needs of the ministry, others have suggested that we should not do so. However, the Scriptures are really silent on the subject when addressed specifically, though saying much in the context of the subject of giving, which I will share more about later. But where then does the idea come from that needs we have, as individuals or as ministries, should be shared with God alone and not with others? When we were preparing to come into the field, I read everything I could on certain well known missionaries of days gone by. In particular, the lives and works of two of these missionaries I read more than all the others; George Mueller and Amy Carmichael. These two great servants of God were known for their published position against making the needs of their ministries known publicly. I suppose, then, it's natural for those who have shared that they do not think that needs should be published to ask me if I'm familiar with these two missionaries.

44. Education World® : Site Reviews: Kids Philosophy Slam October 2002. kids philosophy Slam Be the most philosophical kid in your grade inthe country! Grade Level Professional, Parents http//www.philosophyslam.org. http://www.education-world.com/awards/2002/r1002-16.shtml

Site Reviews Archives: Alphabetical Listing By Date Listing ... Vocational "Best Of" Series 2002 Reviews 2001 Reviews 2000 Reviews 1999 Reviews ... Archives Site Review S I T E R E V I E W October 2002 Kids Philosophy Slam Be the most philosophical kid in your grade in the country! Grade Level: Professional, Parents http://www.philosophyslam.org CONTENT: "The Kids Philosophy Slam" is an annual program designed to make philosophy fun and accessible to all kids in grades K-12, as well as to help promote critical thinking skills and encourage dialogue with other students and adults. AESTHETICS: The easy-to-read layout has simple graphics and cheerful colors, making it fun for kids to view. ORGANIZATION: This is an easy site to navigate because they've kept the overall scope of the site quite simple. Each page has navigational buttons on the left side of the page linking back to the homepage and into the main sections of the site. REVIEW: "What is the meaning of life?" That's the question under consideration for the third annual Kids Philosophy Slam. Students in grades kindergarten through twelve express their views in essays, poetry or artwork to compete for the national title of "Most Philosophical" student in each grade level. The top four high school students debate the question at the national finals and the school with the most winning entries will be named the "Most Philosophical School in America." Registration is free and prizes are offered. Winning entries from previous years are available for viewing. A philosopher of the week will be featured on the Web site during the competition, with quotes and biographical material as well as links to other relevant resources all offering an overview of historically important philosophers.

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46. Kids-in-Crisis - Resources Page For Kids & Teens, Boys & Girls, In Trouble, Who Get advice on romance, read online journals and past experiences from teens. Includes experienced Category kids and Teens Teen Life Advice...... philosophy of kidsin-Crisis We believe that kids and teens can better deal with,and make good choices about, the issues that confront them when they have http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/5400/

Kids-In-Crisis is an online resource page for kids and teens, like you, who are having difficult life problems or have questions and don't know how or where to turn for help. Home Emergency Phone Numbers AIDS Alcohol ... Awards About Kids-in-Crisis The KIC Webring Become a Friend of Kids-in-Crisis KIDS-IN-CRISIS IF YOU ARE HAVING A REALLY BAD PROBLEM AND NEED HELP LOOK HERE! NO MATTER WHAT YOUR PROBLEM IS, SOMEONE CAN HELP! YOU ARE A VALUABLE PERSON! PLEASE, PLEASE, GIVE YOURSELF THE CHANCE! If you need HELP and do not have time to look further, click here for your country's National Telephone Helplines and talk to someone now! Please Take A Few Minutes To Read This Letter From A Convicted And Executed Child Abuser And Murderer. He Wrote This To Help Kids To Escape From People Like Himself! PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST CHILD ABUSE! Welcome to the continuously revised Kids-in-Crisis site! We are always trying to stay current so please bear with us while we continue. BE SAFE - An Internet Story That could Save Your Life PLEASE READ THIS STORY AND PASS IT ON!!

47. Kids Revel In Deep Questions Posed By Philosophy Institute: 07/02 kids revel in deep questions posed by philosophy Institute. BY LISATREI. Before Heather Guibert arrived on campus, she thought of http://news-service.stanford.edu/news/july24/philosophy-724.html

Contact Stanford Report News Service Press Releases Stanford Report, July 24, 2002 Kids revel in deep questions posed by Philosophy Institute BY LISA TREI Before Heather Guibert arrived on campus, she thought of philosophy as the purview of "old men with beards, walking around and talking about the sun." But after spending three weeks at the Philosophy Discovery Institute, a residential summer program for high school students, Guibert concluded that the subject can be applied practically and that it has taught her to think more clearly. "I want to build spaceships," said the 17-year-old from West Palm Beach, Fla. "In order to do that, you have to think about everything that could possibly go wrong. It's really the philosophical thought process that helps you determine how to do that." From left, Jessica Travis, Lee Reitrelman, Joel Cretan, Whitney King (speaking) and Jake Haskell took part in a debating exercise at the Philosophy Institute, a summer program for high school students. Photo: L.A. Cicero

48. Philosophy 101 For Kids (Sanskrit And Greek Mandatory) :: Ephilosopher :: Philos Letters David Hume. philosophy 101 for kids (Sanskrit and Greek Mandatory)Posted by Adimantis on Saturday, January 25, 2003 0912 AM, http://www.ephilosopher.com/article352.html

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49. Kids "Philosophy Slam" Examines Good And Evil :: Ephilosopher :: Philosophy News news, politics, and commentary From StarTribune.com Article Finalists in KidsPhilosophy Slam PhilosophySlam.org Today, Kaitlin Crosta and three other http://www.ephilosopher.com/article95.html

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50. Kids First Goals And Philosophy and programs for our youth. kids First philosophy. Eighth and ninthgrade students at Eastmont Jr. High School were surveyed (using http://www.ncesd.org/KidsFirst/k1goals_new.htm

Goal: The goal of Kids First is to build community-based support for developing positive activities and programs for our youth. Kids First Philosophy Eighth and ninth grade students at Eastmont Jr. High School were surveyed (using the Search Institute Profiles Survey) to determine the existence of 40 assets within their community. The surveys were sent to Search Institute for analysis and the results indicated that the average number of assets reported by Eastmont Jr. High School students was 18. This was much lower than expected and demonstrates the need to develop programs to move from the average, 18 assets, to between 31 and 40 assets over the next three to five years. Hundreds of communities across the United States are discovering the power and potential of uniting efforts for asset building. They involve people from all parts of the community in shaping and coordinating strategies that will help all young people be more likely to succeed. The goal of Kids First in our area is to build community-based support for developing positive activities and programs for our youth. We also act as a resource to the community regarding the need for assets.

51. Camp Micah ---- Where The Sun And Kids Shine! The prophet Micah, from the Hebrew Bible, was the first to talk aboutthe importance of living an ethical life. He said, It has http://www.campmicah.com/philosophy.html

T he prophet Micah, from the Hebrew Bible, was the first to talk about the importance of living an ethical life. He said, It has been told to you, O Mortal, What is Good, and What the Eternal requires of you: Only this: Do Justice and to Love Mercy, and to Walk Humbly with your God. -Micah 6:8 Just like the prophet Micah, we emphasize the importance of being a good person and helping those around us. Everything we do at camp is done with this in mind as we create a community infused with Jewish traditions, customs and values, that fosters self-esteem, social relationships and skill development for Jewish youth. Camp Life: Activities Facilities Schedules ... FAQ

52. KIDS PHILOSOPHY SLAM kids philosophy Slam The Mission of the kids philosophy Slam is to give kids a voice,and inspire them to think by unlocking their intellectual and creative http://www.cityofphilosophy.com/slam.html

Kids Philosophy Slam The Mission of the Kids Philosophy Slam is to give kids a voice, and inspire them to think by unlocking their intellectual and creative potential through a unique, yet powerful philosophical forum. The Kids Philosophy Slam is an annual program of the Philosophy Cultural Center and is designed to make philosophy fun and accessible to all kids in grades K-12, as well as to help promote critical thinking skills and encourage dialogue with other students and adults. The Kids Philosophy Slam asks kids to answer a philosophical question, such as "What is the Meaning of Life?" Depending on their age, kids can express themselves in words, artwork, poetry or song. Each grade level (K-8) has its own national winner, and the top four high school students debate the question at the national finals. The winner earns the title of "The Most Philosophical Student in America" Schools from across the country compete for the title of "The Most Philosophical School in America". The Kids Philosophy Slam has been featured on: The NBC Today Show, The New York Times, National Public Radio, Christian Science Monitor and

53. Campus Kids Philosophy Our philosophy. Campus kids is a community of people who are diverse in our backgrounds,interests and abilities, but who share a common set of values about http://www.campuskids.com/Philosophy.htm

Our Philosophy Campus Kids is a community of people who are diverse in our backgrounds, interests and abilities, but who share a common set of values about children and how we should live together in this camp community. We believe that every person is unique and should be loved and affirmed as she/he is. We believe that a basic community structure is important and gives children a feeling of security, but that each child must be given the freedom to make choices and must be nurtured in her/his individual path of growth. We believe that people should be treated with kindness and respect. We believe that competition is valuable when everyone can achieve success, but that it can be harmful when it is too intense and emphasizes "winners" over "losers". We believe that camp should be fun and that "playing" is the "work" of kids as they learn about the world and their place in it. We believe that everything we do in camp makes a difference in the lives of our campers. We believe in camp and we feel lucky to be a part of this remarkable experience.

54. World Championship - Kids Junior Golf Tournaments - U.S. Kids Golf Our philosophy. The US kids Golf World Championship was created to provide an avenuefor kids to showcase their progress in golf and to spur competition among http://www.uskidsgolf.com/championships/philosophy.html

Our Philosophy Competition at any level makes golf more fun and encourages young players to improve their skills and advance in the game. The U.S. Kids Golf World Championship was created to provide an avenue for kids to showcase their progress in golf and to spur competition among the 12 and under age group at every level. About the event How to enter - U.S. How to enter - International 2003 State Championship locations ... Television coverage

55. Tadika Qasrina - Our Philosophy - Kids Early Education Home. philosophy. Our Approach. Classes. Curriculum. News. Photo Album. Contact.Guide Info. Our philosophy. Your child, any child, is a gift from Allah the Almighty. http://www.qasrina.net/philosophy.htm

Home Philosophy Our Approach Classes ... Contact Tadika Qasrina No 8, Lorong Dedalu, Off Jalan Ampang, 55000 Kuala Lumpur Our Philosophy "A baby is born pure and clean like a piece of white cloth and it is the parent who will make him a Jew a Christian or a sun worshipper" Hadith Nabawi It is you, as PARENTS who have nourished, clothed, cuddled, cosseted, hugged, kissed and loved the child. And it is you, as PARENTS who have given the child the stimulus and the confidence to move on to the next stage of development. The pre-school years ages ranging from 4 years to 6 years is the next developmental stage. The child is being prepared for the day when he/she enters the big, formal institution of a primary school. This is the stage when the child is placed in TADIKA QASRINA. Assembly on Monday Morning "Circle Time" every Monday learn thru play/ ample space for play area Library, reading corner

56. Arizona Quest For Kids Philosophy AQFK also works diligently to instill the philosophy of becoming selfdirected independentlearners thus reinforcing the theme of “always doing my best.”. http://www.azquestforkids.org/philosophy.htm

" You must be the change you wish to see in the world. " Mahatma Gandhi Philosophy home about us mission statement purpose philosophy justification selection criteria roles and responsibilities how you can help! ... comments Early Intervention The Carnegie Council on Adolescent Development in its report Great Transitions; Preparing Adolescents For A New Century suggests that “A crucial need for adolescents is for an enduring, stable and supportive bond with a caring adult.” Carnegie places emphasis on youth between the ages of ten and fourteen and suggests that this time frame may be the best opportunity for providing intervention. This program is consequently focused on identifying students in the fifth grade. In collaborating with these students and their families, the students and families will realize that they can reach goals that might otherwise be unattainable due to socio-economic factors. Each student will be assigned a mentor whose primary role is to guide that student to academic and social success thus fulfilling the required criteria to qualify for a post-secondary school scholarship. Mentoring : Public/Private Ventures, a public policy monitoring organization, suggests “Mentors can make a significant difference in children’s lives. Evaluation results provide clear evidence that involvement in programmatically created relationships with a caring adult can yield a wide range of tangible benefits with youth.” Mentoring serves as the chief cornerstone of the AQFK program. After a caring adult is screened and receives six hours of training, he or she meets with their mentee for approximately one hour per week. Through mentoring our students are provided a “guide on the side”, a positive role model, a support person who believes that that child is special, and has high expectations for that special child’s achievements. Mentors also serve as the anchor for our program as they are the connectors – they link our program to the children’s classroom and parents.

57. ABC Hugs & Kids Day Care - My Child Care Philosophy My Child Care philosophy. My goal is for every child in my care to grow and thrive,achieving their potential in a safe, comfortable, homelike environment. http://www.daycarekids.com/philosophy.htm

Home About the Provider Hours of Operation My Philosophy ... Favorite Links My Child Care Philosophy My goal is for every child in my care to grow and thrive, achieving their potential in a safe, comfortable, homelike environment. I created my day care for young children (starting with my grandchildren) because I feel that very young (preschool-age) children develop more rapidly and securely in a homelike setting. I am concerned that many young children in day care centers may not be receiving the individual consideration they need to thrive. I feel young children are too often pressured to engage in highly structured group activities before they are ready, and I believe immensely in the power of learning through play; so there is always abundant time for free play in addition to the preschool curriculum. My practice is to allow children to develop at the pace that is relaxed and comfortable for them, and to offer them support and encouragement throughout their learning process. In this period of development when children are rapidly acquiring language, motor, and early social skills, individual attention helps children to learn rapidly and to gain self-confidence. I also believe young children feel secure in home day care because of the smaller number of children. Familiarity is sometimes easier learned in smaller groups; therefore children can further overcome shyness and build friendships. I believe in providing a warm and safe environment so children can fully express themselves. Throughout the day a child needs to experience lots of nurturing, laughing, smiling, and conversation.

58. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On Calvin And Hobbes At Epinions.com philosophy for Big kids Jul 06 '01 Author's Product Rating Pros Very funny,sardonic, dry humor. Cons No new stuff Bill Watterson retired. http://www.epinions.com/content_30223928964

Join Epinions Help Sign In Books All Categories Home Media Books Calvin and Hobbes Overall rating: Reviewed by 17 Epinions users - Write a review Compare Prices View Details Read Reviews ... Subscribe to reviews on this product Read Review of Calvin and Hobbes Review Summary About the Author Philosophy for Big Kids Jul 06 '01 Author's Product Rating Pros Very funny, sardonic, dry humor. Cons No new stuff - Bill Watterson retired. The Bottom Line Every day's an adventure when you're 6. Pick this up for some really entertaining laughs. Full Review Calvin stands over a sleeping Hobbes with a water balloon at the ready. Upon awakening, Hobbes gently queries, "If today were the last day of your life, would you do anything differently?" A pause. "Especially if, by doing things differently, today might not be the last day of your life?" This is one of my all-time favorites. For anyone who slept through the 1980s, Calvin and Hobbes was a syndicated comic strip that has been collected into a series of books. I have all of them, and still pull them out when I need a laugh. The characters are: Calvin - a six year old with the imagination of an adult and the ethics of an alley cat. Like most little kids, Calvin is very self-absorbed and only views the world as it impacts on him. His imagination is both a blessing and a curse - it takes him away to places where he can be Spaceman Spiff or Stupendous Man, only to have the reality of being a powerless six year old come crashing down.

59. Epinions.com - Comments On 'Philosophy For Big Kids' Epinions has the best comparison shopping information on Epinions.com Commentson 'philosophy for Big kids'. Comments on philosophy for Big kids (16 total), http://www.epinions.com/content_30223928964/show_~allcom

Join Epinions Help Sign In Books All Categories Home Media Books "Philosophy for Big Kids" comments Opinion Summary Philosophy for Big Kids by Pros: Very funny, sardonic, dry humor. Cons: No new stuff - Bill Watterson retired. Return to opinion OVERALL RATING Have something to say? Write your own comment on this review! Comments on " Philosophy for Big Kids " (16 total) Comment Sorted by Date Written My favorite Calvin... Reply to this comment by tipu ... burp has him replying "Great diaphragm control, huh?" to his mom's query... a classic that made me immediately sell my soul to Calvin... ... oh, the Sorry Song. Man. I was forced to semi-sing it on a public board full of Epinions.com addicts... it was a killer on my psyche. Nice observations. Great job Tom! ...t-þoo Oct 24 '01 1:04 pm PST Snowmen Reply to this comment by lynnzop Someone at work invariably posts the "snowman" series every winter...doesn't matter how many times I've seen it, I laugh like a fool every time! We have this book somewhere too. I hide it from my 7-year-old; believe me, that kid does not need any ideas.

60. Philosophy 101 For Kids (Sanskrit And Greek Mandatory) :: Ephilosopher :: Philos Nietzsche. philosophy 101 for kids (Sanskrit and Greek Mandatory) Postedby Adimantis on Saturday, January 25, 2003 0912 AM, news http://e-philosopher.com/article352.html

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