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July  22nd, 2010

How To : Make Some Money Tutoring This Summer

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DIFFICULTY:

Okay

TIME:

1 hr

WHAT YOU'LL NEED:


  • Flyers
  • Workbooks
  • School supplies
  • Other books
  • Educational games

By Melody L.
Finding a summer job can be hard, especially if you’re not 18 yet! When I was in school, almost everywhere I ap

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July  19th, 2010

How To : Get your Summer Assignments Done Early

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DIFFICULTY:

Okay

TIME:

As long as you want

WHAT YOU'LL NEED:


  • A calendar
  • Your summer homework or books
  • A pencil or pen
  • A clock or watch

By Alison D.
Summer can be the most fun part of the year. You don’t want homework to cast a shadow after all of you time off

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July  7th, 2010

How To : keep occupied on a rainy day

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DIFFICULTY:

Super Easy

TIME:

all day if needed

WHAT YOU'LL NEED:


  • magazines
  • movies
  • snacks
  • toys

Its raining and you are bord out of your mind and T.V is getting a little boring heres a way to keep occupied

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July  1st, 2010

How To: Write a Story

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DIFFICULTY:

Okay

TIME:

Depends

WHAT YOU'LL NEED:


  • Pencil and Paper/ Computer
  • Ideas
  • Creativity
  • Imagination!

Lots of kids in the world are encouraged to write stories, and if you aren't sure how to do it, take my advice with these simple ste

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June  28th, 2010

How To : Keep Up on Your Second Language During the Summer

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DIFFICULTY:

Okay

TIME:

All summer

WHAT YOU'LL NEED:


  • Old school supplies from your class and anything else that you used throughout the year to learn.

By Rachel T.
During the summer months, it’s always hard to remember what you’ve learned during the school year. The hardest subject for me to remember was

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June  24th, 2010

How To : Throw A Poetry Party

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DIFFICULTY:

Okay

TIME:

3 hours

WHAT YOU'LL NEED:


  • Paper, Pencils/Colored Pencils, origami paper, String
  • Backyard or park
  • Tea and Finger Foods
  • Magnetic Poetry (alternatively you can buy magnets at a craft store)

By Veda K.
A poetry party is way to exchange inspiration and ideas, enjoy the summer weather, and create art and lasting memor

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