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Vol. 1 No. 2 MAY 2009 Hi p Hi p H o oray i t’s Mo t h e rs Day ! Se nd Some Spe ci a l Tre ats He r Way ! MONMOUTH FAMILY TIMES IS FREE Welcome to our 2 ND issue RIP OUT & SAVE PAGES Educational & Fun Activities For All • Valuable Lessons for Kids • Cinco DeMayo Fun Page Local Business Information • Fun Ways to Volunteer • Family Fun Calendar T H E F I N D A L L F U N N E W S PA P E R F O R M O N M O U T H C O U N T Y FA M I L I E STRANSCRIPT
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MORGANVILLE / MARLBORO / MANALAPAN / ENGLISHTOWN / FREEHOLD / HOWELL EDITION
THE FIND ALL FUN NEWSPAPER FOR MONMOUTH COUNTY FAMILIES
Vol. 1 No. 2 MAY 2009
Welcometo our
2ND issue
MONMOUTH FAMILY
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check out what’s insideEducational & Fun Activities For All • Valuable Lessons for Kids • Cinco DeMayo Fun Page
Local Business Information • Fun Ways to Volunteer • Family Fun Calendar
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Send Some Spe c ia l
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T h e MONMOUT h FAMILY TIMeSPublisher/Editor: Lori Gindlin, Cami Gunther
Graphic Design: Eric Grossman, Katie Ferrel - Graphic Alliance, Inc.To submit news, event listings or other information please email: [email protected] or mail to PO Box 7042, Freehold NJ 07728.Contents of The Monmouth Family Times are copyrighted material by The Monmouth Family Times. All rights reserved. No copying or reproduction of the contents of thisnewspaper are allowed without the expressed written permission from the publisher. The Monmouth Family Times reserves the rights over all electronic copying or reproductionof material contained herewith in. The Monmouth Family Times is a monthly publication distributed to 15,000 private schools, pre schools, learning centers, day care centersand bulk drop off locations.The owners, publishers, agents and sales staff reserve the right to reject advertisement for any reason. Credit for mistakes in advertising must be requested within one week of thepublished date. All costs and liability of any errors continued in advertisements published in The Monmouth Family Times that are found to be the fault of The MonmouthFamily Times or its staff shall not exceed the costs of the ad in which the error occurred. Minor, immaterial and errors of no substance will be given credit against. Judgement ofwhether an error its the criteria for credit will be made exclusively by the Publisher.
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Dear Readers,
We are so excited to gain the support of HIT Entertainment in New York City. Hit has joined our team and allowedus access to their full line of children’s characters and products. Hit Entertainment is one of theworld’s leading independent children’s entertainment producers and rights-owners. HIT’sportfolio includes internationally renowned children’s properties, such as Bob the
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THANK YOU HIT ENTERTAINMENT FOR BELIEVING IN USAND HELPING US MAKE LEARNING FUN FOR OUR READERS.Your friends, Lori & Cami
Mother's Day is May 10th. There is nothing greater than a mother’s love soremember to honor you mom’s throughout the year.
This edition of The Monmouth Family Times is dedicated toIrene Gindlin. She was an amazing mom who is missed dearly and will neverbe forgotten.
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Eight pretty ponies,Looking much the sameOnly two are twins tho',Can you guess their names?
What are the names of the 2horses which are the same?
Candy Scotty
Penny Jody
Santa Sophie
Scarlet Jerry
Do you LOVE horses? Do you LOVE to go horseriding? Do you WISH you owned a horse? Or that youcould go horseriding every day... but can't? Do you wantto discover the wonderful world of horses? Do you wantto learn all about horse breeds and horse care?
Take a quiz to see how much of a horse lover youreally are? Enjoy seeing if you are a real horselover....Have fun while learning all these wonderfulhorse facts too!
1. I think and dream about horses:
a. I never would b. Sometimes c. All the time
2. I love coloring-in horse pictures.
3. I think going to horse camp would be so fun.
4. I enjoy animals and taking care of them
5. I would like to get to know a horse's personality?
6. I love being outside.
7. I like reading books about horses.
8. I would like to learn more about horses
9. I want to know what it feels like to ride a horse.
10. I would like to make friends with other kids who enjoy horses too.
SMART FACTS
HORSE LOVERS QUIZ
THERAPEUTIC RIDING HELPS AUTISMTherapeutic riding isalso called "Hippotherapy".
What is Hippotherapy?
Hippotherapy (from the Greek "hippo"meaning "horse") is physical therapy thatutilizes the natural movement of the horse tohelp riders regain physical strength, mobility,and coordination. The similarities between ahorse's pelvic movements at a walk and themovement of a normal human pelvis enablesthe rider to physically learn or relearn skillsand movements that may have beenlost or compromised. Speech,physical, or occupational therapypatients can improve muscle
tone, balance, posture, coordination,respiration, strength, and body awareness asthey sit upon and ride a horse in an enjoyableand effective method of treatment.Hippotherapy patients tend to be the bestmotivated physical therapy patients, becausethe work is fun!
Children can greatly benefit fromhippotherapy when it is used as part of theiroverall treatment program. Disabilities thatcan be treated through traditional physical,occupational, or speech therapy, can be treated
through hippotherapy.
This type of therapy makes it possiblefor autistic children to participate inhorseback riding activities thatencourage learning, verbal andnonverbal expression, positive socialinteraction, and bonding with the horse.It has been a proven method for helpingchildren of all ages who are autistic smileand laugh and even utter their firstwords during a therapeutic riding lesson.The rewards are priceless! If you areinterested in learning more about ridingtherapy please call Victory stables.
Look-A-Like Horses Answers: Santa & Candy
A horse has a wide range of vision. A horse can seecompletely around its entire body except for smallblind spots directly in front of its face, underneathits head, and directly behind itself. This is why it'svery important not to walk up right behind a horse- you are in its blind spot and if you startle it youmay get kicked.
A horse is usually not considered to be a "horse" untilit is 5 years old. Before that the males are called coltsand females are called fillies. However, it is stillacceptable to call a colt or filly a horse.
A foal is a very young horse and can be either maleor female.
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Most of us don’t think abouthandwriting very much, but it does saya lot about us. We’ve all heard abouthow handwriting analysis can pinpointpersonality characteristics andbehaviors based on direction, pressure,stroke, consistency and so forth. In art,we are able tosee these samevariations in
drawing, painting and other mediums, both inthe text of the artwork or the signature of thechild.
When looking at ink, pencil or brush strokes ofartworks, art educators are able to recognizeimpulsiveness or meticulous precision,avoidance or preference for color, confident orhesitant markings. Sometimes it may be due to personality, othertimes due to how the art instrument is held! We have been noticingan increase in poor handwritings and control of art instruments overthe past 20 years, as handwriting is no longer considered as importantas it used to be in the public school systems and parents as well.
In our classes we encourage our students tocome up with a plan, using ‘thumbnail’sketches to brainstorm much the same waystudents do in school when working on astory or other project, alone or with a group.We teach them how to further develop andarticulate their ideas by first slowing down,
then adding details andediting. The results arealways a vast improvementover the original and thechild feels a great sense of accomplishment and pride.
Now the benefits… Parents tell us about theimprovements that both they and the child’s teachersare noticing. No surprise to us! The new techniqueslearned in art are spilling over into other areas. Thechild has noticed his/her own improvement in art
and is applying it to where it benefits most.They are learning to hold their drawingpens, paint brushes, markers and pencilsmore efficiently and getting better results.We often work with the parents and otherteachers in demonstrating correct “grip” ofdrawing and writing tools, something thatmany parents aren’t aware of. If a pen orpencil is flopping around while the child isdrawing, it is also happening when thechild is writing. As their grips becomemore secure, their control improves. Mathscores improve. Why? because the numbersbecome more legible. Spelling gradesimprove for the same reason.
Parents, please take the time to observe this important development.It will affect your child throughout life. If concerned, speak to yourchild’s teachers and buy ergonomic grips that help them hold theirwriting instruments correctly; it will make adifference. Very extreme or unusual grippingmay lead to physical impairments to thefingers, wrists and elbows. Occasionally,parents have discovered weaknesses ingripping or problems with motor skillsthrough handwriting development and arereferred to an occupational therapist toimprove the child’s abilities. Very often thetherapist suggests art as a therapeuticactivity for the child to enjoy. When this isbrought to our attention, we will work along the same lines tohelp achieve progress as well as artistic growth and pleasure.
Reading Between the Lines...Art and Handwriting
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Two years ago the Children's Hospital in Boston started atreatment program for child migraine sufferers. At the end ofthe program, of the children who had received acupuncturetreatments, 70 per cent of them stated that their migraineintensity levels were reduced.
When parents were asked to confirm, 55 per cent agreed thattheir children did indeed reap the benefits from acupuncturetreatments. Out of all the kids in the study, only one said thattheir symptoms got worse by undergoing acupuncture.
Another study, also done at the Children's Hospital in Boston,focused on acupuncture treatment on children between the agesof 6 months to 18 years. These kids were sufferers of headaches,
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Acupuncture, an ancient Chinese practice where very fineneedles are inserted into the skin of the patients in order torestore the Qi (energy) and ultimately help to relieve pain andtreat diseases, is common amongst Singaporean adults andchildren. Acupuncture has become extremely popular in theUSA and many families are using acupuncture to help theirchildren.
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• A minimum of 10 children is required. The cost of the party is $195.00. Each additional child is $17.00. There is no maximum number of children you may have in your party. Any child on the gym floor, including siblings, will be counted as part of the party.
• Parties held on Saturday and Sundays. Please inquire for the times that are available.
HAPPYMEMORIAL DAY
ECOLOGYExplain to students that by recyclingcans and tabs, they are reusing ourresources and helping our planet. Aclean-up project is a good way to get thecommunity involved in this project.
SUGGESTED LITERATUREHow Much is a Million
by David Schwartz
If You Made a Millionby David Schwartz
Counting on Frankby Rod Clement
How Big is a Footby Rolf Myller
Inch by Inchby Leo Lionni
These are just a few suggestions. Thepossibilities are endless. If you havesome ideas or projects that work, pleasefeel free to share them with us at theRonald McDonald House!
For the schools that collect a lot ofpop tabs for the Ronald McDonaldHouse, it may be possible for theRonald House to arrange for a freeRonald McDonald clown schoolshow. Ronald does several schoolshows: environmental, street smart,fire safety, and self-esteem. Thisarrangement can be made with theRonald McDonald House andparticipating McDonald’s restaurants.
POP TAB “COLLECT-A-MILLION-CLUB”
SCHOOL PROGRAM
CLASSROOM ACTIVITY SUGGESTIONS
Measurement Activities(height/distance)
FYI: 1 FOOT = 12 TABS
Have the students measure such thingsas how tall a student is using tabs as aunit of measure?
• How long is a book in tabs?
• How wide is a desk in tabs?
• Measure distances such as howmany tabs to the rest room? To thecafeteria? To the office?
• The Sears Tower is 1,454 feet tall or17,448 tabs.
• How tall is the Empire StateBuilding?
• How tall is the tallest building inyour town?
FYI: 1 MILE = 63,360 TABS
How far is it to the Ronald McDonaldHouse in Long Branch?
• How far to Disney World?
• How far to Washington, D.C.?
• How far to New York City?
MEASUREMENTACTIVITIES (WEIGHT):
FYI: 1 POUND = 933 TABS
• How many tabs would equal theweight of a student? (example:student weighing 60 lbs. wouldweigh 55,980 tabs) How many tabswould equal a McDonald’s quarterpounder? (244 tabs = ? LB)
• How much would one million tabsweigh?
MANIPULATIVES: • Tabs can be used to reinforce basic
addition and subtraction facts.
• Tabs can also be used whendemonstrating place value.
GRAPHS:• Students can graph the progress as
they try to reach the goal of amillion tabs.
ESTIMATING:• Fill a plastic jar with tabs and have
students’ guess how many are in thecontainer. Count to see who isclosest.
• How many tabs would it take tocover a student’s desktop? Estimate,and then have students count to seehow many it would actually take.
Pick Up The TabPop Tab “Collect-A-Million Club” School Program
P E R H A P S H AV E T H E S T U D E N T S M A K E T H E I R O W N C O L L E C T I O NC O N TA I N E R A S P A R T O F A N A R T P R O J E C T O R R E C Y C L I N G P R O J E C T.
ECOLOGY
SUGGESTED LITERATURE
CLASSROOM ACTIVITY SUGGESTIONS
MEASUREMENTACTIVITIES (WEIGHT):
MANIPULATIVES:
GRAPHS:
ESTIMATING:
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The American Speech andHearing Association hasdeclared May "BetterSpeech and HearingMonth". We should markthis designation with anincreasing awareness ofhow speech and learningaffects our everyday life.
Speech, language and hearing issues are presentin every stage of life. Individuals are constantlydeveloping their listening, speaking, reading andwriting skills. These skills are essential for socialinteraction and academic success from infancythrough adulthood. When there are difficultiesin any of these areas, individuals experience abreakdown in their ability to communicate andinteract within their environment.
Most people take normal speech and hearingdevelopment for granted. However there arevarious reasons why children may not developwithin the norm, for example, ear infections orlimited tongue movement. Some children areborn with special needs and require theimmediate expertise of a Speech-LanguagePathologist. During interaction with their
children, parents shouldmonitor the following: does
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needs easily? Is thechild's speech intelligible? Is
the child frustrated when trying tocommunicate? Any of these factors could because for concern!
As a person ages changes occur in their speechand hearing skills that may alter his or herquality of life. These quality changes includehearing loss, neurological impairment cause bystroke or Parkinson's disease, voice changes,difficulty with feeding or swallowing or braininjury. More subtle changes may occur as theindividual ages. These changes includedifficulty in auditory discrimination, difficultycommunicating with others, memory changesand changes in voice and speech production.
Accidents can occur that may cause injury tothe brain. A car accident, a blow to thehead, or a spinal injury may impair theability to communicate, cause memory loss,personality changes, changes in hearing,difficulty with reading and writing andemotional changes.
Where do you go from here? Parents knowtheir child better than anyone. If yourinstinct tells you that there may be difficultywith development, contact your pediatricianor family practitioner for guidance. If it isdetermined that a referral is recommended,a licensed speech-language pathologistshould be contacted for a speech andlanguage evaluation and/or audiologist for ahearing evaluation. Other options include
referral to an earlyinterventionprogram from birth to3 years of age or areferral to your localschool district for a childstudy teamevaluation froages 3 to 5.
Generally, a spouse or family member is thefirst to notice changes. They can help theindividual to identify their needs and beginthe process of locating the appropriateprofessional to help guide them. Referralsfor adults can come from many sourcesincluding their internist, primary carephysician, neurologist, ear, nose and throatdoctor, surgeon, other therapists andpsychologist.
The speech-language pathologist should belicensed by the state of New Jersey and have hercertificate of clinical competence for theAmerican Speech and Hearing Association.Thecredentials should read as M.A.CCC. orM.S.CCC. after the therapist's name. Anevaluation will determine areas of strength andweakness. This will result in the formulation ofa treatment program that includes goals andrecommendations.
MidState Therapy Associates is a privatepractice that provides speech and languageevaluations and therapy. Karen Kupfer andMerrill Stauber, own and operate the practice.They and their staff can provide evaluationsimmediately. There is no waiting list.
Please call Karen Kupfer or Merrill Stauber(732) 446-0413 with any questions, concerns,or to schedule and appointment.
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