Easter is a time of joy, renewal, and family. It's a season that brings together people of all ages to celebrate, share, and enjoy the warmth of loved ones. However, for families with a visually impaired child, creating an Easter celebration that's inclusive and enjoyable for everyone can pose unique challenges. The key is finding activities that don't single out the visually impaired child but instead bring all the kids together in fun, shared experiences. Here's a guide to making your Easter inclusive, fun, and memorable for every bunny in the family, with down-to-earth advice that meets you where you are. 1. Egg Hunts with a Twist Traditional egg hunts can be challenging for visually impaired children, but with a little creativity, you can make this Easter staple exciting for everyone. Sound-Filled Eggs: Fill plastic eggs with items that make noise when shaken, such as small bells, beads, or coins. This auditory cue allows visually impaired children to participate in the hunt using their hearing. Scented Eggs: Scented eggs can provide a fun and unique way for kids to find their treasures. Use cotton balls soaked in different essential oils or extracts (like vanilla, peppermint, or lemon) placed inside the eggs. Assign each scent to a specific prize or point value. Tactile Maps: For older kids, create a tactile map of the egg hunt area with raised outlines of landmarks and egg locations. This can be a fun way for visually impaired children to plan their strategy and engage...

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Easter is a time of joy, renewal, and family. It's a season that brings together people of all ages to celebrate, share, and enjoy the warmth of loved ones. However, for families with a visually impaired child, creating an Easter celebration that's inclusive and enjoyable for everyone can pose unique challenges. The key is finding activities that don't single out the visually impaired child but instead bring all the kids together in fun, shared experiences. Here's a guide to making your Easter inclusive, fun, and memorable for every bunny in the family, with down-to-earth advice that meets you where you are. 1. Egg Hunts with a Twist  Traditional egg hunts can be challenging for visually impaired children, but with a little creativity, you can make this Easter staple exciting for everyone.   Sound-Filled Eggs: Fill plastic eggs with items that make noise when shaken, such as small bells, beads, or coins. This auditory cue allows visually impaired children to participate in the hunt using their hearing.  Scented Eggs: Scented eggs can provide a fun and unique way for kids to find their treasures. Use cotton balls soaked in different essential oils or extracts (like vanilla, peppermint, or lemon) placed inside the eggs. Assign each scent to a specific prize or point value.  Tactile Maps: For older kids, create a tactile map of the egg hunt area with raised outlines of landmarks and egg locations. This can be a fun way for visually impaired children to plan their strategy and engage...

Family activities are one of the best ways to improve learning skills. Going on field trips – and then doing the twist after field trip activity builds not only a good family bonding time but also improves memory skills, comprehension skills, writing skills, even drawing skills. Get your complimentary BT Family Activity Book here and be sure to watch the video below for more ways to give your child an academic edge with summer fun. Family Activities: Weekly Trips. A local zoo Alocal park/playground A state park Once you get home from your weekly trip, talk about it and write down what your favorite thing was. You can use the graphic organizers in Ten Minutes to Better Study Skills to make this really easy. Add pictures and/or drawings. Then compile this into a family scrapbook. Family Activities: Nature Activities/Adventures. Scavenger hike Family hike Take pictures or do nature rubbings while you are on your hike. Then, do the stretch to really build memory skills...after getting home, talk about the hike or treasure hunt. Write down what your favorite thing was. Again, use the graphic organizers in Ten Minutes to Better Study Skills. The graphic organizers make this as easy as filling-in-the-blanks! Add pictures and/or drawings. Then add this to the family scrapbook. More Family Activites that Improve Learning Skills. Give Your Child an Academic Edge with Summer Fun ...

Family activities like field trips, weekly excursions, and nature adventures enhance kids' learning and memory skills.

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Family activities are one of the best ways to improve learning skills. Going on field trips – and then doing the twist after field trip activity builds not only a good family bonding time but also improves memory skills, comprehension skills, writing skills, even drawing skills. Get your complimentary BT Family Activity Book here and be sure to watch the video below for more ways to give your child an academic edge with summer fun. Family Activities: Weekly Trips.  A local zoo Alocal park/playground A state park  Once you get home from your weekly trip, talk about it and write down what your favorite thing was. You can use the graphic organizers in  Ten Minutes to Better Study Skills  to make this really easy. Add pictures and/or drawings. Then compile this into a family scrapbook.  Family Activities: Nature Activities/Adventures.  Scavenger hike Family hike  Take pictures or do nature rubbings while you are on your hike. Then, do the stretch to really build memory skills...after getting home, talk about the hike or treasure hunt. Write down what your favorite thing was. Again, use the graphic organizers in Ten Minutes to Better Study Skills. The graphic organizers make this as easy as filling-in-the-blanks! Add pictures and/or drawings. Then add this to the family scrapbook.  More Family Activites that Improve Learning Skills.  Give Your Child an Academic Edge with Summer Fun             ...

The adorable little puppies are back for a super new adventure. Super Buddies is their seventh feature film and Rosebud, Mudbud, Budda, B-Dawg, and Budderball find themselves in an amazing out-of-this-world escapade that combines elements of ET, Superman, and all the other super heroes of our day. Bartleby (Trey Loney) has been collecting the Rings of Inspiron in the Puppy Chow bags. He recently got the fifth and final ring. Bartleby is enamored by the comic books featuring Kid Courageous and Captain Canine, two supposedly fictional characters with alien connections who are fighting evil around the world while trying to track down the Rings of Inspiron. These rings, as well as Captain Canine, are from another planet and hold the key to saving the inhabitants of that planet. Well, low and behold, while on a treasure hunt at Bartleby's grandfather's farm (John Ratzenberger), the buddies find the real Rings of Inspiron. What they also discover is that while wearing the rings, they have super powers. The buddies decide to use their newfound powers to save the people of Fernfield. B-Dawg, can stretch like rubber, Budda learns how to move objects with his mind, Rosebud, usually the slowest of the group gets super speed, Mudbud gets the power of invisibility, and Budderball becomes brave like a bull. Now, with all these powers the buddies must learn how to use them and more importantly, how to work together. When the evil alien tracks down the Rings of Inspiron, not...

In 'Super Buddies', five pups gain superpowers from alien rings to save their town with the help of a real superhero, Captain Canine.

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The adorable little puppies are back for a super new adventure. Super Buddies is their seventh feature film and Rosebud, Mudbud, Budda, B-Dawg, and Budderball find themselves in an amazing out-of-this-world escapade that combines elements of ET, Superman, and all the other super heroes of our day.  Bartleby (Trey Loney) has been collecting the Rings of Inspiron in the Puppy Chow bags. He recently got the fifth and final ring. Bartleby is enamored by the comic books featuring Kid Courageous and Captain Canine, two supposedly fictional characters with alien connections who are fighting evil around the world while trying to track down the Rings of Inspiron. These rings, as well as Captain Canine, are from another planet and hold the key to saving the inhabitants of that planet.  Well, low and behold, while on a treasure hunt at Bartleby's grandfather's farm (John Ratzenberger), the buddies find the real Rings of Inspiron. What they also discover is that while wearing the rings, they have super powers. The buddies decide to use their newfound powers to save the people of Fernfield.  B-Dawg, can stretch like rubber, Budda learns how to move objects with his mind, Rosebud, usually the slowest of the group gets super speed, Mudbud gets the power of invisibility, and Budderball becomes brave like a bull. Now, with all these powers the buddies must learn how to use them and more importantly, how to work together. When the evil alien tracks down the Rings of Inspiron, not...

Many of us have experienced the interactive book; it's not just a story, but an interactive game thrown into the mix gives it that extra spark. In Martin King's book Jack Hunter: Secret of the King, you will find clues to a secret code-breaker. When you unlock the secret, you solve the mystery. The story revolves around treasure, secret passageways, and historical clues — a little flavor of Indiana Jones, National Treasure, and the Goonies makes King's story an exciting one for children of all ages. After being forced to leave his home and friends, Jack Hunter feels like life can't get any worse — until his grandfather shares information about a secret treasure. With some new friends, Jack embarks on a journey filled with challenges and exciting twists. An exhilarating tale for both girls and boys, Jack Hunter: Secret of the King is full of interesting characters, villains, and clues that will keep you one your toes. In addition to the story, each chapter begins with a letter or groups of letters that help reveal the secret to unlocking the puzzle. Each chapter also ends with a number in parentheses — and as a hint, you'll want to write these down. After reading the book, you can visit King's website to solve riddles in order to unlock the mysteries. Jack Hunter: Secret of the King not only encourages reading, but it supports exploration and problem...

Interactive book 'Jack Hunter: Secret of the King' combines story with puzzles to solve a treasure mystery like Indiana Jones.

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 Many of us have experienced the interactive book; it's not just a story, but an interactive game thrown into the mix gives it that extra spark. In Martin King's book Jack Hunter: Secret of the King, you will find clues to a secret code-breaker. When you unlock the secret, you solve the mystery.   The story revolves around treasure, secret passageways, and historical clues — a little flavor of Indiana Jones, National Treasure, and the Goonies makes King's story an exciting one for children of all ages.   After being forced to leave his home and friends, Jack Hunter feels like life can't get any worse — until his grandfather shares information about a secret treasure. With some new friends, Jack embarks on a journey filled with challenges and exciting twists. An exhilarating tale for both girls and boys, Jack Hunter: Secret of the King is full of interesting characters, villains, and clues that will keep you one your toes.   In addition to the story, each chapter begins with a letter or groups of letters that help reveal the secret to unlocking the puzzle. Each chapter also ends with a number in parentheses — and as a hint, you'll want to write these down.   After reading the book, you can visit King's website to solve riddles in order to unlock the mysteries.     Jack Hunter: Secret of the King  not only encourages reading, but it supports exploration and problem...

Interactive book 'Jack Hunter: Secret of the King' combines story with puzzles to solve a treasure mystery like Indiana Jones.

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As sequels go, this is pretty darn good. Peter Pan: Return to Neverland is an extension of the original Disney's Peter Pan only this one focuses on Wendy's daughter Jane. Wendy is all grown up with a family of her own. The story takes place during the London Blitz in World War II. Wendy's husband is off fighting in the war and she is left to care for her young daughter Jane and baby Danny. As the years go by, Jane is tormented by the bombings and the war itself and loses all her joy of life. As a young child she was excited to hear stories about Peter Pan and Tinker Bell, but now she has lost her childlike curiosity and imagination. The war has effected her to the point of being more like a grown up than the child she is. She is a serious young girl. One night, Captain Hook kidnaps Jane thinking she is Wendy. His intent is to exchange her for the treasure Peter and the Lost Boys are hiding. But soon everyone discovers the girl who is now in Neverland is not Wendy but her daughter Jane. Peter and the Lost Boys are happy to have Jane among them, but she is eager to get back to her family and doesn't see the fun and the wonderment of Neverland. With Jane's disbelief in Fairies, Tink starts to lose her glow. She is dying and it is up to Jane to save her. If...

Wendy's daughter Jane goes to Neverland amid WWII in 'Peter Pan: Return to Neverland', learning to believe in magic to save Tink.

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As sequels go, this is pretty darn good. Peter Pan: Return to Neverland is an extension of the original Disney's Peter Pan only this one focuses on Wendy's daughter Jane. Wendy is all grown up with a family of her own. The story takes place during the London Blitz in World War II. Wendy's husband is off fighting in the war and she is left to care for her young daughter Jane and baby Danny. As the years go by, Jane is tormented by the bombings and the war itself and loses all her joy of life. As a young child she was excited to hear stories about Peter Pan and Tinker Bell, but now she has lost her childlike curiosity and imagination. The war has effected her to the point of being more like a grown up than the child she is. She is a serious young girl. One night, Captain Hook kidnaps Jane thinking she is Wendy. His intent is to exchange her for the treasure Peter and the Lost Boys are hiding. But soon everyone discovers the girl who is now in Neverland is not Wendy but her daughter Jane. Peter and the Lost Boys are happy to have Jane among them, but she is eager to get back to her family and doesn't see the fun and the wonderment of Neverland.  With Jane's disbelief in Fairies, Tink starts to lose her glow. She is dying and it is up to Jane to save her. If...

This is an excerpt from Caroline McGraw’s book for caregivers, Your Creed of Care: How to Dig for Treasure in People (Without Getting Buried Alive). To receive your complimentary copy of the book via email, visit Caroline’s blog for caregivers, A Wish Come Clear. Pitfall #7: Holding On I'm not a parent, so I can only imagine how difficult it must be letting a babysitter watch your kids, letting them go off to school, to college, to the wider world. Add to that a child with a physical or intellectual disability, and the letting-go gets even more difficult. To let go, to trust another person with your child or sibling? It may seem impossible. Yet, it's also extremely valuable, both for you and the person you love and care for. I remember riding with my parents the first time we dropped my brother Willie off for a respite weekend. He'd be spending two days with a group in a local hotel, going to game nights and swimming in the pool. I knew that Willie would have a great time. Even so, I felt a rush of protectiveness and near-panic as he exited the car. I kept feeling a need to check on him, to make sure he was all right. I could tell that my mom felt this need even more than I did. Though she'd met the staff and talked to my brother extensively and prepared long lists of Willie's...

Caroline McGraw discusses the challenge of letting go of a disabled loved one's care to foster their independence and growth.

Pitfall #7: Holding On

This is an excerpt from Caroline McGraw’s book for caregivers, Your Creed of Care: How to Dig for Treasure in People (Without Getting Buried Alive). To receive your complimentary copy of the book via email, visit Caroline’s blog for caregivers, A Wish Come Clear.   Pitfall   #7:   Holding   On  I'm not a parent, so I can only imagine how difficult it must be letting a babysitter watch your kids, letting them go off to school, to college, to the wider world. Add to that a child with a physical or intellectual disability, and the letting-go gets even more difficult. To let go, to trust another person with your child or sibling? It may seem impossible. Yet, it's also extremely valuable, both for you and the person you love and care for. I remember riding with my parents the first time we dropped my brother Willie off for a respite weekend. He'd be spending two days with a group in a local hotel, going to game nights and swimming in the pool. I knew that Willie would have a great time. Even so, I felt a rush of protectiveness and near-panic as he exited the car. I kept feeling a need to check on him, to make sure he was all right. I could tell that my mom felt this need even more than I did. Though she'd met the staff and talked to my brother extensively and prepared long lists of Willie's...

First of all, this movie is a WOW. But it's not for kids. It is bloody and violent so it's strictly for adults. That said, it is a powerful action movie with a new hero in Hollywood. Move over Sly, Arnold, Bruce, and the rest of you. Make way for Gerard Butler. Yes, the man who played the Phantom in the 2004 movie The Phantom of the Opera proves he has what it takes to be a one-man killing machine. Olympus Has Fallen is the story of an army of terrorists who take over the White House in a bloody battle. They take the President (Aaron Eckhart) hostage and their demands for his release could lead to World War III. These guys mean business. Led by Kang (Rick Yune), they have no mercy and no compassion for the innocent. They kill everyone. During the attack, the President's former Secret Service agent Mike Banning (Butler), now pushing pencils at the Treasury Department, heads over to the White House (aka Olympus, the Secret Service codename for the building) to help. He makes his way through the streets of Washington as they are being riddled with bullets from an attack plane. When he arrives at the White House the carnage is extensive, but he manages to make his way through the gun battle into the building. When the shooting is over, Banning is the only good guy left in the White House, except for the hostages in the White House bunker....

Gerard Butler shines as a hero in 'Olympus Has Fallen,' a bloody action film not for kids, with terrorists seizing the White House.

Olympus Has Fallen &#8211; Movie Review

First of all, this movie is a WOW. But it's not for kids. It is bloody and violent so it's strictly for adults. That said, it is a powerful action movie with a new hero in Hollywood. Move over Sly, Arnold, Bruce, and the rest of you. Make way for Gerard Butler. Yes, the man who played the Phantom in the 2004 movie The Phantom of the Opera proves he has what it takes to be a one-man killing machine.  Olympus Has Fallen is the story of an army of terrorists who take over the White House in a bloody battle. They take the President (Aaron Eckhart) hostage and their demands for his release could lead to World War III. These guys mean business. Led by Kang (Rick Yune), they have no mercy and no compassion for the innocent. They kill everyone.  During the attack, the President's former Secret Service agent Mike Banning (Butler), now pushing pencils at the Treasury Department, heads over to the White House (aka Olympus, the Secret Service codename for the building) to help. He makes his way through the streets of Washington as they are being riddled with bullets from an attack plane. When he arrives at the White House the carnage is extensive, but he manages to make his way through the gun battle into the building. When the shooting is over, Banning is the only good guy left in the White House, except for the hostages in the White House bunker....

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