Feng Shui for the Classroom: 101 Easy-to-use Ideas

THE POWER OF FENG SHUI IN CLASSROOMS...

Can you answer Yes! to any of these questions?  If so, then consider the value of using Feng Shui in your classroom....

1. Do you have an odd-shaped room?

2. Do you have students with behavior problems?

3. Is your room cluttered?

4. Do you feel depressed when you walk into your room?

 

All of these problems can be addressed with Feng Shui remedies in the classroom.

See more details about classroom Feng Shui: Show me how to improve my classroom

Click for more information classroom workshops: Feng Shui for the Classroom Workshops

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Helping Kids Help: Organizing Successful Charitable Projects

Do you want to help others? Do you want the children in your care to help others? More importantly, do you want the children to want to help others? Then you've come to the right place.

Helping Kids Help: Organizing Successful Charitable Projects is a book filled with ideas for starting projects and generating interest.  It contains actual examples of projects you can do with your youth group.

Learn how to put the YOU back in YOUTH.

• Find out how to get started with junior philanthropy.

• Read about examples of real people making a difference.

• Understand the financial aspects of doing charitable work.

• Get directions for projects that interest your young people.

Click here for ways to help kids help others: Kiddie Philanthropy

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Helping Kids Help Workshops

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Children's Literature

I don't have a book out on how to write for children, but I can lead you to a place that has been teaching people to write since 1969. 

Are you are looking for a career change?  Do you enjoy writing and telling stories?

Then enroll in the Writing for Children and Teenagers Course at the Institute of Children's Literature.  This is a correspondence course that has been approved by the State of Connecticut to offer college credits upon completion of the ten lessons.

I am one of the instructors.  I am also a graduate of their basic and advanced courses.  I now have hundreds of articles and stories published in suchmagazines as Highlights for Children, Listen, and Crinkles, where I am a contributing author. 

But don't take my word for it!  Check out this third-party review: http://www.changingcourse.com/children.htm

For tips on writing for children, go to my other page: Writing for Children.

For more information on the Institute of Children's Literature courses, go to their website...

Crafts

On this page, you'll find some of my crafted items for sale, plus links to websites that I have found to be particularly helpful and interesting. 

What kind of crafts?  You name it!  Sewing, embroidery, beadmaking, crochet, etc.

I think that the best gift is a homemade gift.  It usually costs less than a store-purchased item and contains love within every inch. 

Click here for a link to my crafts page:

Renée's Craft-a-looza Page

Recipes

In 1971, I graduated from Douglass College in New Brunswick, NJ with a degree in Home Economics education.  I taught young people how to cook for many years until I turned my focus to teaching them how to raise children.  I have accumulated many recipes that my family considers their favorites.  Now they can become your family's favorites.  Click the link on the right to find recipes for salads, soups, breads, appetizers, main dishes, side dishes, and desserts.  Mangia!

Click here for my favorite recipes:

Renée's Recipes

Yummy, easy shrimp bisque!