How do you teach your kids left from right?
Dance dance revolution seems to work pretty well, if you ignore the big 'failed' on the screen.
Friday, August 14, 2009
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Ohio State: 34, Notre Dame: 20
2006 Fiesta Bowl
Ohio State: 34, Notre Dame: 20
{l} is our oldest girl at 10 years old. She is in 5th grade and loves to read. She also likes painting her nails and trying to be grown up. Most of all she loves gymnastics and recently made team to begin competing as a level 4 gymnast.
{r} is 8 and in 4th grade, but only because we homeschool. . . she should be in 3rd grade. She too likes to read and loves singing and dancing. She recently made the swim team and is looking forward to competing.
{j} is 5 and is (so far) the only boy--and boy is he all boy. He likes trains, cars, motorcycles and electronics. Give him a TV, a computer, the Wii or the DSI and he is happy. He is also happy in water and loves to "swim".
{s} is another girl and is 3. She is feisty but oh so cute. She likes to do "gymnastics" and practices what she calls her routine (basically flapping her arms up and down). She loves taking ballet, swim and gymnastics lessons
{c} is the current baby of the family, yet another girl. So far she's a doll!
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LOL! Adorable!
Hey Jammers keep on practicing so we can dance when I get there
my kids love this!
that game is one.heck.of.a.workout. i'm tellin' ya! my kids sweat like crazy playing it!
it sure can make one "feel" like a failure though...
Whatever works. ;-) I always held up the left hand in front of them with the thumb out -- it makes an "L."
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